Conformity Quiz

What is conformity?

• The need for social isolation

• The tendency for individuals to adjust their beliefs to match those of a majority group

• The act of always disagreeing with others

• The desire to stand out from the crowd

What is normative conformity?

• When individuals always disagree with the majority

• When individuals avoid social interactions

• When individuals look to the group for guidance in uncertain situations

• When individuals conform to fit in with the group and avoid rejection

What is informational conformity?

• When individuals prefer to be isolated

• When individuals always follow their own beliefs

• When individuals conform to fit in with the group and avoid rejection

• When individuals look to the group for guidance in uncertain situations

What was the conformity rate in Solomon Asch's experiment?

• 37%

• 50%

• 24%

• 65%

What percentage of participants in Milgram's obedience experiment continued to the highest level of electric shocks?

• 65%

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

What is groupthink?

• A phenomenon characterized by uncritical conformity and suppression of dissenting opinions

• A phenomenon where individuals always disagree with the group

• A phenomenon where individuals prefer isolation

• A phenomenon where individuals prioritize social acceptance

What is one strategy for resisting conformity?

• Suppressing diverse perspectives

• Encouraging individuals to always agree with the majority

• Encouraging individuals to develop critical thinking abilities

• Avoiding dissenting opinions

What did Stanley Milgram's obedience experiments shed light on?

• The benefits of groupthink

• The need for isolation

• The importance of always following orders

• The profound influence of authority figures on an individual's behavior

What is the impact of conformity on social cohesion?

• Fosters social cohesion and cooperation

• Leads to social isolation

• Encourages dissenting opinions

• Promotes individualism

What is assertiveness training?

• Suppresses diverse perspectives

• Promotes isolation

• Encourages individuals to always conform to group norms

• Offers individuals practical techniques for expressing their opinions confidently