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The article, “Social Psychology 101: The Mechanisms of Social Influence” by Madison Goode, talks about how individuals are affected by the behavior of other people to where the individual will start t behaving like how their peers act.
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Why:
There are three reasons for why an individual will conform to a group’s way of thinking, feeling, or behaving. They are wanting group acceptance, keeping a group together, and getting the benefits of being in a popular group/social status.
There are three reasons for why an individual will conform to a group’s way of thinking, feeling, or behaving. They are wanting group acceptance, keeping a group together, and getting the benefits of being in a popular group/social status.
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How:
People want to be accepted so they’ll do lots of things to get that. Maddison Goode says “for example, a person may buy expensive clothes to fit in with their friends or peers” (Goode).
People want to be accepted so they’ll do lots of things to get that. Maddison Goode says “for example, a person may buy expensive clothes to fit in with their friends or peers” (Goode).
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The Negative Influence:
When an individual is getting influence by a group it is usually in a negative way. That person won’t act like themselves and that can be unhealthy.
When an individual is getting influence by a group it is usually in a negative way. That person won’t act like themselves and that can be unhealthy.
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Relation to the Book:
Huckleberry grew in a friendship with a runaway slave named Jim. Huckleberry was pressured by society and was tempted to turn Jim in because he didn’t want to get caught with a runaway slave. He overcame those obstacles and helped Jim be free.
Huckleberry grew in a friendship with a runaway slave named Jim. Huckleberry was pressured by society and was tempted to turn Jim in because he didn’t want to get caught with a runaway slave. He overcame those obstacles and helped Jim be free.
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Work Cited
- Goode, Madison. “Social Psychology 101: The Mechanisms of Social Influence.” ByArcadia, 8 January 2023 https://www.byarcadia.org/post/social-psychology-101, 8-27-23.
- Twain, Mark. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Airmont Publishing Company, 1962.
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