Social Conformity and Universal across cultures
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https://doi.org/10.61173/tpnq8k30Keywords:
conformity, concept phenomena, classic experiments normative, informational social influenceAbstract
The development of social psychology presents a complex situation, and behind many current social phenomena, there
are shadows of basic sociological concepts and theories. This article is based on understanding the basic concepts of
sociology, starting with research experiments on social conformity psychology by multiple sociologists. In response to
existing social phenomena in life, it analyzes the underlying sociological principles: the main factors that affect social
conformity and the possible consequences of conformity. And the cross-cultural research on the phenomenon of social
conformity. This article better reveals the development causes of social conformity and the degree of conformity in
different cultures, providing a theoretical basis for us to better understand certain social phenomena.
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