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Section 1: Conforming to Societal Norms

1. Come up with a definition for conformity

2. How does an individual’s personality impact conformity?

3. How does an individual’s culture impact conformity?

4. What is the difference between Fashion/Trends and a Fad? Give examples of each

5. Define groupthink and its connection to the ideas of conformity.

6. Explain Janis’ ideas on the symptoms of groupthink.

7. Explain the idea of the Bystander effect and how it connects to the ideas of conformity.

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