Conformity Bias | Concepts Unwrapped

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It takes a GREAT DEAL MORE to stand up to your friends and do the right thing.

[@gamezswinger]

For the longest time companies asked us to compromise our personal values. It's time to say NO. Their reaction to your NO will reveal VOLUMES!

[@RJLalumiere]

One correction, it was not the employees selling dangerous products, it was the management class who did that.

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Why did you choose On Iowa as the song in the background of the football sketch?

[@randaya5854]

Why wouldn't they?

[@civserv]

it would be funny if you portray them as sheep

[@boobopya6143]

I guess me being the only son for so long caused me to enjoy standing out