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One thing I found surprising in the "Following the Crowd" article was during the first experiment, when Tony agreed with incorrect answers even though he knew they were wrong, just to fit in. I think this is interesting because it shows that people will go against their own beliefs if multiple people around them are saying something different.

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Something that I thought was interesting was "Herd Behavior doesn't have to be harmful." I thought this was interesting because when people say Herd mentality is has a bad reputation that following the crowd is a bad thing.
Another thing I thought was interesting was that some people thought that Adolf Hitler purposefully took advantage of people's herd Behavior. Some people thought that he purposefully did this to magnify his popularity and make him more powerful. (If more people are in the crowd then you will feel more powerful.)

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Herd Mentality - What Does The Article Say?

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The article talks about how "herd behavior" comes from animals and how they move as a large unit. The article also gives examples of herd behavior such as "riots, strikes, religious gatherings, sports events, and outbreaks of mob violence," The article states. The article also gives an example of good "herd behavior;" picking a certain restaurant to go to because a lot of other people are going to it. These are some things the article says about herd mentality.

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Following the Crowd - What can be done to solve this issue?

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Following the Crowd - What can be done to solve this issue?

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In the multiple thought experiments that are present in the article, it shows people going along with others ideas/answers to try and fit in. It shows that people don't really think for themselves or just want to be with the crowd. I think one way to solve this issue would be for people to think of themselves as a crowd, and trust in themselves more.

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The article "Herd Behavior" made me think about people in society shopping. It made me think about people in society sopping because herd mentally is everywhere but especially when your shopping. I think this because a lot of people buy a product online because it has a lot of reviews and comments about it. When they do this they are following what the crowd says/thinks. Following what the crowd says/thinks is herd mentality.

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Herd Mentality - Connection To The Hunger Games 

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I'm connecting Her Mentality to the "Hunger Games" because in the "Hunger Games" there is a big Herd Mentality before Katniss steps up and says, no this is wrong. The "Herd Mentality" is the Hunger Games it's self, everyone goes along with them until Katniss steps up and says, look what you are doing, this is wrong and it needs to stop. That is my connection with the "Hunger Games" and Herd Mentality.

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Herd Behavior- What does the article say?

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Herd Behavior- What does the article say?

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The article talks about how herd behavior comes from the behavior of animals in a herd, especially when they're in danger. The term can also be used for human behavior, normally describing large groups of people acting the same way at the same time.

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I think that one thing believe it or not that most surprised me was the fact that the word comes from animal behavior in a herd. I think this surprised me the most because most things that come from animals, aren't usually associated with humans. What I mean by this is that if you heard the term "eating meat" your mind would most likely go to eating cows meat or pig, but not eating human meat.

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The article makes me think about the students at school because if one person wears something cool, then it will most likely become a trend. For example, I have seen many 7th graders walking around with Rubik's cubes in the hallways and outside. This became a trend because someone probably thought that the person who started this was cool, so they also wanted to be cool. I feel like most things that become trends are about people wanting popularity. (not everyone.)

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The article talks about how you can act one way when you are around some people and you act another way. It also says that people do this to fit in. It is also stated in the article that people change their opinions to try to fit the description that people want them to, for example when they put people in a room and asked them where a dot moved, but the people said where they thought it moved, but in the end, it hadn't moved at all.

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Herd Mentality- article connection to Harry Potter

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Herd Mentality- article connection to Harry Potter

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I chose Harry Potter to be a connection because in the second or first movie/book, Harry Potter joined the quidditch team because they were running low on players. The following years, Hogwarts had a ton of students wanting to play quidditch, just to be with and like Harry Potter. This is and example of herd mentality because nobody wanted to play quidditch until Harry Potter did.

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I think what can be done is that we can teach people what herd mentality is because I believe that some people do it without realizing, so if we make people realize, then maybe they will make an effort to stop. in some situations, herd mentality is not affective in a bad way, but in other situations it can be extremely harmful.

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Solving the bad habit of following the crowd 

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In the article, there are a lot of instances where there are people going with what is cool and not being themselves. This is an issue people should be themselves and there are many ways people can stop this. One way is to be yourself and people should like you for who you are not because if you fit in or not. People need to be themselves and not a version of themselves

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When reading this article, I came across some things the author said that surprised me. For example, when they said that people were abandoning their beliefs to try to fit in with the crowd. Another thing I found to be interesting was that it affects people of all ages but it does seem to decrease with time. finally, it has been stated that this doe's stick with people for a long time.

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The article makes a lot of real-world connections. For example, it states that there were studies done on real people. The study was about how people are changing their personalities to fit into the crowd and be like every other person you can see and that it happens to all people no matter the age.

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I chose Mean Girls because when Cady went to the school, she noticed that no one was accepting her the way that she thought, so she decided to act like the people she hung out with. For instence, when her mom found the vase under the sink and asked if it meant any thing to her, and Cady said no, but the vace was from a tribe that she loved. She figured that if she acted like she hated the vase, she could be more like the girls at school.

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Herd mentality - What Can Be Done To Solve This Issue?

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Herd mentality - What Can Be Done To Solve This Issue?

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If you can recognize that you have a "herd mentality" then you will be able to think for yourself and avoid having a "herd mentality." Further move, if I was following a tradition like in "The Lottery" then in order to solve the problem of having a "herd mentality" I would ask myself, why am I doing this? If my answer was because everyone else is doing it then I could recognize the "herd mentality" I was having and stop it.

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The article about conformity says that people are willing to change their thoughts and opinions to fit in with a certain group of people. Conformity happens at any age. People do this to fit in. People who don't conform are called outliers. Conformity is when a group of people all form the same opinion based off what other people said.

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Something I found surprising was that there are many types of conformity. The first type is when someone says they agree with their friends but inside they still have their same opinions. The second type is agreeing with someone because you like them or look up to them. The third type is when they actually agree with what they are saying.

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''He went from 90 percent on his written test to 10 percent when he heard the
others’ answers.'' That amazed me on how much he could be influenced by the. others decisions, but his point made a lot of sense, “You know, five people are seeing it and I’m not. … I just went along with the answers,” is pretty reasonable

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This article make me think about school. Conformity can happen when two students get different answers in school and one student decides to go with the other persons answer because their "smarter than them." They don't try and explain why their answer is correct they just assume they are wrong and go with the other persons answer.

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Conformity - What can be done to solve this? 

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Conformity - What can be done to solve this? 

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I think if people are more confident in their thoughts and opinions then they won't feel the need to agree with what other people are saying. Sometimes people are afraid to be different so they don't want to stand up for themselves. They want to be like everyone else and they think by having the same thoughts as everyone else they will be more popular.

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Conformity - connection to Gilmore Girls

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Conformity - connection to Gilmore Girls

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In the T.V show "Gilmore Girls" the main character Rory is afraid to tell her classmate their wrong because she is new at the school. Rory dosent want people to think she agrees with the wrong answer but she's also scared to say tell her classmate their wrong. Rory tried to convince herself that her classmate was right and she was wrong to avoid confrontation. Rory was trying to agree with what the group thought rather than telling her group about her idea.

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Can anyone else follow the crowd and add a graphic, gif or meme?

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Something I found interesting was the Following The Crowd article when Tony agreed to the incorrect answers even though he knew they were wrong, all so he did could "blend in" or "fit in". But I found this interesting because it shows how people are willing to change themselves just so they could be the same as other people or be how they think people want them to be like.

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Following the crowd- How can I connect to the article 

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Following the crowd- How can I connect to the article 

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In the movie hoosiers people wanted the coach to change his ways of coaching and run a zone but he did not follow the crowd and ended up winning the state championship for there small school

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Herd Behavior - What does the article say?

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Herd Behavior - What does the article say?

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The article on herd mentality talks about how this mental state is usually found in animals in times of panic or fear. It also talks about how it effects the way someone thinks. You don't use logic and reasoning to make decisions, but rather your emotions. Herd behavior may occur when someone joins in on something many other people are doing. It also may happen when you are scared. For instance, if you are in a life-threatening situation, you will tend to stick in larger groups or do what everybody else is doing. The articles main focus was that herd behavior is when a person or animal relies on emotions instead of reasoning to make decisions.

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A fact that I learned from the article "Herd Behavior" that I thought was interesting, was that Adolf Hitler used this method to gain popularity. He would use German officers and stick them in the crowds of his rallies and have them cheer very loud. By doing so, he made citizens in the crown feel obligated to join in on the cheering, so as the be a part of the group.

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When I think of herd mentality, I think of students in school. One of the biggest fears a kid can have is not fitting in with the crowd at school. So naturally, if there is a certain style of clothing that popular kids are wearing, all the other kids will want to adopt that same style to fit in. Or if there is a type of shoe brand that everyone is buying, then you may feel incline to buy that shoe brand. School is a great example of herd behavior because it demonstrates how kids will do things just based off their emotions.

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Herd mentality- Connection to the Martian.

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Herd mentality- Connection to the Martian.

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In The Martian, NASA devises two plans to save Mark Watney, but the plans get leaked, and the crew aboard Hermes decide to go through with one of the plans, so NASA says that they chose the plan, not the crew.

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Herd Mentality-What does the article say? 

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The article explains what herd behavior is, along with listing some examples. Herd mentality is typically something a group of animals would experience, but humans can also experience it too. According to the article, herd mentality happens when you are driven by your emotions instead of thinking about your actions. When a person is in danger, they may panic, which will cause them to not think clearly. Two great examples of herd mentality are riots and strikes. The article explains that these are two major events that can have large outbreaks of mob violence. This is because in strikes or riots people have strong feelings, and will cause them to follow others in violent acts. Also in the article, it talks about Adolf Hilter and herd mentality. It describes how Adolf understood the way herd mentality works and used this strategy against certain groups of people.

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Information that I found surprising in the article is that herd mentality isn't always violent. An example from everyday life is going to a restaurant. The article describes that if a family sees a restaurant with a bigger crowd they are more likely to choose that restaurant over a restaurant with no crowd. I found this surprising because I always assumed that herd mentality had to do with violence and danger, not choosing where you wanted to eat lunch.

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Like most others, this article made me think of school. I remember when I was in 6th grade there was a sudden obsession with Orbeez. It started off with one kid bringing in a large bag of them, to everyone keeping large amounts of Orbeez in their lockers. There was no real reason on why everyone wanted Obreez, they just followed that they felt and what others were doing. This is why this is an example of herd mentality. Because no one was really thinking on why they wanted Orbeez, they were letting the influence from others and their emotions take control.

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Herd Mentality- Connection to Dance Moms

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Herd Mentality- Connection to Dance Moms

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In the popular show Dance Moms there are many examples of herd mentality when it comes to fights between the mothers and dance instructors. In each episode one mom will start picking on another mom and their child. Other moms will soon join in and start bickering about this one mom an their child. The reason this happens is because one mom does this and the others will follow. Not really thinking about the consequences they could have, or the feelings they could hurt. Also while at dance competitions Abby Lee Miller will get into fights with opposing teams. Soon other moms from both sides will join in and will scream at each other. The only reason why they do this is because others are doing too.

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Herd Mentality-What can be done to solve this issue?

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Herd Mentality-What can be done to solve this issue?

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To solve the problems with herd mentality people should think about their actions before doing something. They should think about why they are doing something, if its legal, and if it will hurt others. If they are unable to come up with good answers for these questions, then they should stop doing whatever they were doing.

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Herd Behavior - What Does the Article Say?

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Herd Behavior - What Does the Article Say?

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The article talks about herd behavior, and explains that it is when a group of people or animals act as one being, rather than individuals. The name comes from when animals run away from predators in a giant group, but can also be seen in humans during mobs, sports, gatherings, disasters, and the stock market. A more specific example is how Adolf Hitler manipulated herd behavior by placing undercover officers in his speeches' audience. These officers would cheer him on, and the rest of the crowd would do the same.

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Herd Behavior - What Was Interesting or Surprising

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Herd Behavior - What Was Interesting or Surprising

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One thing that I found interesting about the article on herd behavior was how Hitler used herd behavior to his advantage. I had never heard of him doing that before, and thought it was really interesting how he could change entire crowds just by having a few supporting people in the audience.

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One thing the article on herd behavior made me think of was the toilet paper shortage at the beginning of the pandemic. We would probably be fine if people just bought it normally, but after a few paranoid people started hoarding it, everyone else was terrified at the thought of not having any, so they started hoarding it too. We acted as a herd because we were all driven by the fear of running out.

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Herd Behavior - What Can be Done to Solve This Issue?

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Herd Behavior - What Can be Done to Solve This Issue?

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I think that to solve herd behavior we should better encourage people to make their own decisions in the face of crowds. This way, people would think before they acted, and they could leave an actual impact on things like elections instead of blindly following a crowd. For example, if people had made their own decisions when Hitler was made president, maybe the Holocaust wouldn't have happened.

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Herd Behavior - Connection to Harry Potter

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Herd Behavior - Connection to Harry Potter

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One example of herd behavior in literature is how throughout the Harry Potter series, all of the Slytherin students protect and support Draco Malfoy. This shows herd behavior in action because they do it as a group, mindlessly supporting the most popular kid in their house.

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This is me "Following The Crowd" like Mr. Farrar challenged.

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Following the Crowd - What I found Surprising

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Following the Crowd - What I found Surprising

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In the article "Why do People Follow the Crowd" I found it surprising how many cases there were where people completely changed their viewpoint on a situation. There were lots of times where they found out how people really do react to a situation. Sometimes, when people look at a question or situation, they could completely change their answer just because a majority of other people had a different answer. The main cause of this is people just trying to fit in.

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A book that comes to mind when I think of bandwagoning (following the crowd) is Animal Farm. Animal Farm is sort of a un-detailed/easy to understand explanation of the Russian Revolution. It has many cases where the animals will blindly follow orders and be a part of the crowd. The animals are scared to fight back or do anything for fear of being left out (or killed).

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The article puts out lots of points about herd mentality. For example, the article does some tests and finds out peoples ideas of safety in numbers. The certain tests they do are people answering a question alone in a room. After that, they go into a room with lots of people and answer the same questions. One person in that room was given what answer to say to the questions and the rest were supposed to follow that one person, except for one. This one person was not told about anyone having the answers to questions (right or wrong), they were there as the experiment. in about half the tests, the one person followed the crowd and gave the wrong/same answer. This test shows us how people think of safety in numbers.

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Following the Crowd - Connections to Present Day

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Following the Crowd - Connections to Present Day

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The article shows us how much our present day society relies on each other. It feels as though we all need each other so that we can do any thing. For some people it feels as though they can't do anything without the safety of others doing it with you. Nowadays it feels as though everyone dreams to be rich and famous, no one wants to stick out and risk anything. This article shows us how much our society contradicts themselves (heh heh, vocab word). The article shows us that we really need to trust in ourselves as a society more.

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What does the article make me feel is happing around me

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What does the article make me feel is happing around me

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This article makes me think of when people see something like a phone they want that phone that new phone everyone "needs" to get is following the crowd because everyone is going for the same thing because they thought this is how I can fit in with having that cool phone.

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Something that really surprised me is when I read the article was that there are so many examples that you look around and see in your everyday life people getting the cool things and acting not themselves because all they want is to fit in

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In the article they put down a lot of points about herd mentality about things that could happen. For example they asked people questions and then they gave one person the same question and showed the numbers and then he would answer the question and about half of the time he followed the crowd

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The article talks about how people may join the big group of people just to not be an outlier or different from the bigger group of people. The article also talks about experiments done to prove these thing and the solutions that the scientists came up with showed that people just follow the big herd of people and eventually everyone agrees about something. Also it talked about how people may act different that they feel when they are in a big group of people because the person may have different beliefs but they don't want to be looked at as different.

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Conformity- Interesting or Surprising Facts.

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Conformity- Interesting or Surprising Facts.

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When reading the article it surprised me how everyone in the experiment that a scientists named Muzafer Sherif conducted all agreed on the same movements that the dot made but some of the people had different ideas of how it was moving but didn't want to be outliers or different from the others. Also it surprised me that so many people in the world have the need to fit in with the bigger group and to not feel different.

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Follow the Crowd - What does the article say?

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Follow the Crowd - What does the article say?

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The article makes quite a few points about herd mentality. The article showed experiments and tests. One of these was  having a group of people all in on the experiment give the same answer to a question and having one person not in on the experiment to see if they follow the groups lead or not. Surprise, they did. Another experiment was a dinner party where two people exhibited very bad etiquette to see if they could convince strangers to follow along. Once again, they did.

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Conformity- Present Day Society Connections

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Conformity- Present Day Society Connections

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The article makes a lot of real-world connections that make me think about some of the groups that people are connected with and how they act different when with other people than with people like family. Also it ois true that a lot of people feel the need to fit in and want to feel good about themselves.

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I think it was very interesting that complete strangers could be convinced to pass fruit back and forth with their mouths just because other people were doing it. This isn't something anyone I know would do, especially not with strangers so it's interesting that they could be convinced to do so.

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Conformity- Connection to "My Cousin Vinny"

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Conformity- Connection to "My Cousin Vinny"

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In the movie the people that get arrested and the lawyer are from Brooklyn so they don't fit in but the lawyer tries very hard to earn everyones respect and prove people wrong that he isn't a bad lawyer and that he can win a case. In the end he is respected by everyone, even the judge and he finally has fit in.

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Herd Mentality - Connection to Olympus Has Fallen.

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Herd Mentality - Connection to Olympus Has Fallen.

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In the movie "Olympus Has Fallen", the White House is attacked and the President along with many other members of Congress are captured. When the White House is attacked, the guards all panic and rush to the main entrance, where the terrorists flank them from above and from the front. The White House guards are all quickly picked off. This is an example of herd mentality because all of the guards formed into a sort of herd and stuck in a big group, not really thinking about what they were doing. The main character in the story, Mike, decides to go alone and finds much more success hiding and slowly picking off the terrorists.

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Something that we can do to stop conformity and to stop people from not expressing their feelings and beliefs is to just accept everyone and to give them respect for stating their belief or claim. Also we could make it so that no one has to fit in to be themselves and they don't have to follow the group and its okay to be an outlier.

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To avoid herd mentality, you need to be very mindful of your decisions. I also feel that it is important to make people aware of herd mentality and to help them identify when they are in those situations.

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Following the Crowd - Present Day Connections 

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The article made me think about organized religion which I think exhibits herd mentality or following the crowd. A lot of religions have rules that people follow even if they don't know the meaning behind them. There are also traditions that people will follow because of their religion just because it is what has always been done. My experience in churches is fairly limited but I do remember a time when one man put his hands up and then everyone else in the church also put their hands up. I'm not sure anyone knew why they had their hands up but everyone did. I think that this illustrates following the crowd and herd mentality.

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Recognizing that you are thinking with herd mentality instead of thinking for yourself can be a big step in the right direction. After realizing that you are thinking with herd mentality you should take a step back and think about what you are doing and if it's something that you really want to participate in. To prevent thinking with herd mentality you can think through what you're doing first before you do it.

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I think the TV show Merlin demonstrates following the crowd. In the TV show everyone is against magic but there is no real reason aside from the fact that the kind said so. There is a lot of hatred towards magic users even though they used to live in harmony together. Then one day the king decided there would be no more magic in his kingdom, all of the citizens got behind this just because he said so. This shows following the crowd and herd mentality.

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Following the Crowd - What does the article say?

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Following the Crowd - What does the article say?

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The article shows that if enough people are telling you something, you can make yourself think your initial instinct is wrong just because a bunch of people are telling you something else. It uses experiments and data of the human brain to show that herd mentality is a very popular thing in society.

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Following the crowd - connection to present day society

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Following the crowd - connection to present day society

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This article makes me think about when people go into a convenient store with a mask on. Most of the time, not many other people are wearing masks so they take theirs off too so they don’t feel left out. This is an example of following the crowd to fit in.

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I’m connecting the experiment in the Following the Crowd article to the book The Help. In the book The Help, someone suggests to have separate bathrooms for the colored maids so they don’t give their “diseases” to the white people they work for. Some of the more considerate and kind white people also force their maids to use a separate bathroom because they’re afraid of getting bullied by the white ladies who created the idea. Even though they know it’s wrong, they do it anyway to fit in with others. This is similar to the experiment in the “Why Do People Follow the Crowd?” article because Tony knew the answers he was agreeing to were wrong but he went along with it anyway to fit in.

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Following the Crowd - How to solve herd mentality

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Following the Crowd - How to solve herd mentality

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I think the best solution to herd mentality is to somehow teach people it’s okay to be themselves and try not to think about the judgement of others.

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A thing that can be done to help this is if people come out of there shells and stand up forthemselves. Or if they dont try to be people that they are not. And they can do things they enjoy.

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Nykson Moors conformity- what does the article say?

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Nykson Moors conformity- what does the article say?

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It talks about how conformity is changing things about yourself to fit in. For example changing your appearance, the way you dress, and the way you talk.

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The article shows herd mentality by explaining when someone tells you anything, it easy to change yourself and all of a sudden think your original thought is wrong. Using this experimental data, it shows that herd mentality became a very common thing in human society.

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This article makes me think about how kids, people in school, may think. (I do think like this too, so kind of from my own experience) A lot of the kids at schools tend to think that if one person dresses a certain way that they should be dressing that way too. Or if one person answers something a certain way they should do that too. This is an example of people "following the crowd" so they can fit in.

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A movie this article makes me think about is Homeward Bound. This is because there is a lot of following the crowd through the animals, especially Chance. Chance does following the crowd by observing how other animals and people do things and he thinks that how its supposed to work. Chance would also try to fit in by doing what the other person/animal was doing. This is an example of "Following The Crowd" since he is trying to fo what everyone else is doing.

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Following the crowd-how to solve this problem

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Following the crowd-how to solve this problem

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I think a way to solve this issue is by helping people be themselves. Showing and telling them there is no proper way to do something and that you can be you. Also that you don't need to do what everyone else is doing and/or what one person is doing/wearing.