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Allison is the quiet kid who never really talked and was a bit weird which can kind of explain why she didn't conform much in the movie but yet still was able to gain a strong relationship to the kids.

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Brain is your typical nerd who passes every subject and normally aces each one but when he got a bad mark on a wood tech assignment he would bring a flair gun to school and decide weather or not he should kill himself. after this he gains the friendship of the rest of the kids and is confident in himself once more

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Claire is the rich kid in the group always getting what she wanted but struggles with her relationship with her father. Claire is a very caring person in the film even after getting teased by bender and Allison she was still caring

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Andrew Clark is your average wrestler but was sent to detention and faced his dad who only cared about his wrestling career you learn about this in the movie when he starts to open up much like bender.

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John Bender is represented as a criminal, bad boy and rebel, though we see that as well as tough, he is vulnerable. Bender is very stuck up and mean but he also  comes from a broken home. by the end of the movie you see bender open up and form new friend ships with the people he had a detention with

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in conclusion the film shows a great variety of obedience, aggresion and conformity. it portrays all of these well and makes it easy to watch and pick out these moments. all in all a good film where obedience, aggression and conformity are shown with great accuracy

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Conformity in The Breakfast Club is something that appers quite often as the story revolvs around teenagers in school where if you dont conform to something you might lose friends. IN this chosen scene bender goes away to smoke inviting the other kids if they wanted. while no one goes at first one by one they go all except for Allison which is strange because if everyone is doing it you are much more likely to follow suit. Andrew was the last to go and his choosing to follow can be linked to a number of factors like the size of the group that left to go smoke but strangely even though Andrew had an ally he still left. the rest of the group could also have left due to them thinking it was a social norm with bender doing it and everyone else following behind.

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Aggression in The breakfast club appears way more than once and mostly through bender and his anger. in this chosen scene bender describes how he is abused at home and shows his cigar burns due to Andrew not believing him which makes Bender very aggressive and angry and he storms off. This can be linked to the factors about Frustration. in the Aggression Hypothesis you have to be frustrated to be aggressive and the other way around this can linked to the fact that he is frustrated and or angry at home due to his abuse. Andrew trying to call bender out on his lie can also be seen as a trigger to make bender aggressive. his aggression can also be linked to membership of a large group and de-indivusation in the sense that he is against everyone in that group and how he is the odd one out.

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Father's Day at The Bender House I Claim No Rights To This Video. All Creative Credit goes towards it's creators.

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The Breakfast Club follows the unusual group of kids who get a detention and have to stay at school on the weekend. although the group of kids all seem completely different during lunch they begin to open up to each other and form a friend ship through the punishments from the smug Principle Vermon. as well as being a good film it shows a great number of example about Obedience, conformity and aggression.

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Obedience in The Breakfast club doesn't happen often in the movie due to most of the kids are rebellious. In this scene the principle is setting out the rules for detention which everybody there is obedient to mostly. bender is asked to get his feet off the table and does so but when the principle turns around bender puts his feet back on the table this can be related to the factor of direct surveillance in Milgrims theory. it can also be linked to the legitimacy of authority where in this case it is The principle for this reason the other students followed the orders. another reason the students followed his orders is because it wasnt only happening to a single person, they where a group this can be linked to the factor proximity of victims. and the last reason they followed his orders was the fear of punishment although Bender had no problem with it even insulting the principle and getting another detention

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The Breakfast Club Official Clip - Don't Mess With the Bull

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Watch Official Clip - Don't Mess With the Bull from The Breakfast Club (1985). Mr. Vernon (Paul Gleason) welcomes the Breakfast Club to detention, but is insulted by Bender (Judd Nelson).