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The conformity test... denying the evidence to fit in with the majority

0:43Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno describes a line-length test to illustrate majority pressure. He contrasts answers given alone with those influenced by other people deliberately answering incorrectly. He interprets the difference as a distortion of judgement linked to fear of the group. The percentages are those reported in the comment, without enough detail to verify the experiment.

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Montemagno describes a line-length test to illustrate majority pressure. He contrasts answers given alone with those influenced by other people deliberately answering incorrectly. He interprets the difference as a distortion of judgement linked to fear of the group. The percentages are those reported in the comment, without enough detail to verify the experiment.

Key points

  • The described task involves comparing the lengths of lines.
  • Incorrect group answers can influence an individual choice.
  • Marco reads the phenomenon as a reminder of the risks of conformity.
Open the source: Test della conformità...Per conformarti alla maggioranza neghi l'evidenza

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