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Is the need to conform to the group's beliefs a "survival" instinct that supercedes rationality?Asked by Alicia
Is the need to conform to a group's beliefs a "survival" instinct that supercedes rationality?
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PsyDAG
If survival requires acceptance by the group, then this might be true. However, if other groups exist that match the individual's beliefs better, then the individual has an option of joining the latter group to survive. Rather than physical survival, the conformity in our culture is more related to the need for acceptance.
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
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Alicia
Thank you! That makes sense!
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PsyDAG
You're welcome.
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