Main features of conformity and obedience. Conformity -There is no explicit requirement to act in anyway. -It is only normally peers or people that are equals
Main features of conformity and obedience.
Conformity
-There is no explicit requirement to act in anyway.
-It is only normally peers or people that are equals to you that that influences you.
-The participants deny that conformity is an explanation for what sort of behaviour they are laying down.
-The behaviour that most people adopt is that to the people above them and not below and rarely equal most people try to behave like there peers.
Obedience
Obedience is doing what you are told by someone with authority if it's right. If you are told by someone who's higher than you that means you are doing has you are asked by a peer or even a same rank as you but with more experience, or it may be someone who as being appointed has you peer for a short while but it could be anyone. There are different features of obedience; there is general obedience and also blind obedience where you do things without thinking.
Blind Obedience
This basically means carrying out tasks without questioning them, even if you don't thing it's reasonable, here are a few recent examples of world events showing blind obedience:
* The Waco massacre, 74 people died either by suicide, murder or accidental shooting
* The Jonestown massacre, 913 murdered.
* Israel, suicide bombings.
* 11th September terrorist attacks in America.
* Lastly more know was the murder of around 6 million Jews in World War 2.
Conformity
-There is no explicit requirement to act in anyway.
-It is only normally peers or people that are equals to you that that influences you.
-The participants deny that conformity is an explanation for what sort of behaviour they are laying down.
-The behaviour that most people adopt is that to the people above them and not below and rarely equal most people try to behave like there peers.
Obedience
Obedience is doing what you are told by someone with authority if it's right. If you are told by someone who's higher than you that means you are doing has you are asked by a peer or even a same rank as you but with more experience, or it may be someone who as being appointed has you peer for a short while but it could be anyone. There are different features of obedience; there is general obedience and also blind obedience where you do things without thinking.
Blind Obedience
This basically means carrying out tasks without questioning them, even if you don't thing it's reasonable, here are a few recent examples of world events showing blind obedience:
* The Waco massacre, 74 people died either by suicide, murder or accidental shooting
* The Jonestown massacre, 913 murdered.
* Israel, suicide bombings.
* 11th September terrorist attacks in America.
* Lastly more know was the murder of around 6 million Jews in World War 2.