The Asch Experiment

The Asch conformity experiments were a series of studies published in the 1950s that demonstrated the power of conformity in groups. These are also known as the "Asch Paradigm".

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Education

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• Asch
• conformity
• experiment
• psychology
• social
• science
• studies
• group
• dynamics

[Nullatrum]

LOL ULTIMATE TROLLING

[marinoklisovic]

That's completely crazy! We give more value to what's in somebody else' head that to our own consciousness! Just see the power of social conditioning!

[snowglobe87]

@TheMessianicTruth Hmmm..seems like every organized religion ever!!!!!! Dufus

[SuperCrazyIdiot]

i just know for a fact i wouldnt go along with the rest of the group cos i dont give a fuck about any cunt. i know i hate conforming and would probably fight to the death with ANYBODY, whether a friend, an enemy or a complete stranger to win my argument under any circumstance...

I LIVE FOR MYSELF, AND NOBODY ELSE :P

[PaKsTnPaNduPrDuCTioN]

haha it's like giving the top rated comment a thumbs up just because everybody else has done it.

[ThemOldaBoys]

I hate people who just go fucking no questions asked.

[yummyteeny]

i didnt know Alex day performed in science experiments

[Badjouras2010]

thank you for making my school project better ;)

[IggyGhost]

This is my favorite experiment ever!

[fearmehnoobs]

@marinoklisovic well i guess you could either be wrong and have friends, or be right and be an outcast, i think ill go with the first one :)

[squidavenger]

@Leadman1989 Atheism is not a requirement or a defintion of critical thinking. Beliefs ive seen some espouse such as blaming religion as much as possible and despising religious people, being all but rational. Dogma from thefreedictionary: "An authoritative principle, belief, or statement of ideas or opinion, especially one considered to be absolutely true" and or "A principle or belief or a group of them", or do you think dogma can only apply to theists?