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I feel like people conform because they want to fit in and not seem weird or different to their peers.  I think the most valuable condition of conformity is based on beliefs and the amount of people that conform to it.  An example from the breakfast club is John bender, his dad is rough on him and he has had a different background growing up.  So he conforms to a tougher group in school and treats others how he is treated by his father. 

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I feel like people conform because they want to fit in and not seem weird or different to their peers.  I think the most valuable condition of conformity is based on beliefs and the amount of people that conform to it.  An example from the breakfast club is John bender, his dad is rough on him and he has had a different background growing up.  So he conforms to a tougher group in school and treats others how he is treated by his father. 

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I think that people conform because they don’t want to be seen as different and they want to fit in with the group. For example, in breakfast club one of the girls gives the other girl a makeover to make her fit in more.

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People sometimes conform to groups because they are motivated to be liked (or at least not disliked) and believe that other members will feel more kindly toward them if they conform to rather than deviate from group norms.

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I think b/c if they were wrong or in trouble it would be with other people not just themselves. Less embarrassment. I think leadership and pressure strengthens conformity. An example is when alison changed for a boy by taking her makeup off.

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People conform to society because they want to either feel like they are special or belong with these people or the environment. Talking and being among a lot of people and just making yourself almost free and breakdown so the people also understand the type of person you are. The jock character just adapted his character/self around being the best for his dad and forgot to much of himself.

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I think people conform to society because they want to fit in and pure pressure.An example would be in the breakfast club Alison changed for a boy she took off all of her makeup.

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People conform to society because the process whereby people change their beliefs, attitudes, actions, or perceptions to more closely match those held by groups to which they belong or want to belong or by groups whose approval they desire.

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People conform to society so they can fit in and not allow anyone to see that they are different. A lot of people are around you are the ones convincing you by doing or saying what everybody is doing. An example from the breakfast club is Claire and how she follows the stereotypes and does what everyone else is doing.

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And example of conformity in the breakfast club is when Alison took off all her makeup and changed for a boy.

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People conform to society because the idea of fitting in and being popular is so important to people. The amount of people involved in things strengthens conformity. People would rather fit in than be their own true self.

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I think people conform to society because they want to fit in and not be different from other people .  I think a large group of people strengthen conformity . In the breakfast club they followed john because they saw that the others were following him .

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People conform to society because they don't want to be ashamed of being different.  People who follow what everyone else is doing so they won't stand out. An example is when the rich girl gives the emo girl a makeover so that her hair and makeup fits the standards of whats considered pretty in their school. 

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People conform to society because they don't want to be ashamed of being different.  People who follow what everyone else is doing so they won't stand out. An example is when the rich girl gives the emo girl a makeover so that her hair and makeup fits the standards of whats considered pretty in their school. 

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I believe people conform to society because that want to fit in. They do what society is believed to be "normal". What makes conformity strengthen is possibly the higher status a group has and maybe the amount a group may have. In the breakfast club all the students left detention and snuck away even though some student possibly didnt want to.

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people conform to society because as humans we feel the constant need to be liked. the most valuable condition that strengthens conformity is the amount of people conforming, because if everyone conforms and one person doesn't that person is seen as weird.

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I think that people conform to fit in and not be the odd one out. The most valuable condition that strengthen conformity would have to be a lot of people trying to be the same and not stick out because they are afraid of being looked at as different. In the Breakfast Club, Claire does what everyone else is doing.

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I believe they conform to society because they don't wanna seem different from everyone and they wanna be looked at as normal for being like everyone else. I think the most valuable conditions would be the people around you and what they do or say that makes you be like them. An example from the Breakfast Club would be when Brian does whatever people do or tell him to do during detention because he wants to be like them and fit in.

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People conform to society as a way of survival. If you are around like minded people you are less likely to be left behind by other. Other people that are present to witness your opinion can strengthen conformity. In the Breakfast club almost everyone was conforming to stay in the room for detention.

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I think people conform to society because they don´t wanna seem left out or weird, so they try to fit the description of everyone else´s standards. The most valuable condition is just to be yourself, don't try to fit in with people that will generally make them not like you at all. An example is when they were in the hallways even thought not everyone wanted to go.

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I think that people conform to society because they want to "fit in" and want to be liked by others. Conformity is strengthened when there are many people. An example from the Breakfast Club is Brian conforming what the other students do during detention. He responds in the way that he believes others want.

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People conform to society because of their desire to fit in and be liked by everyone else around them. The most valuable condition that strengthens conformity is having larger groups because people are more likely to conform to similar behaviors and thoughts than smaller ones. An example from Breakfast club is when Claire does what her friends do so she doesn't feel left out.

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People conform to Society because they are afraid to be wrong. People also just dont like attention, they would rather go with everyone is saying and be wrong then be the only one saying something and be right.

In the work of, conformity is the restraint of actions and impulses that may upset or hurt the group or society and that violate the social rules and social expectations.

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People conform to society because it'll make them look normal. A large group of people can strengthen conformity. An example of conformity from the Breakfast Club is Brian conforming to what everyone else does because he doesn't want to be the only person that stands out from everyone else.

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because there is a form of authority and social norms that they don't want to disobey. I think to strengthen conformity you need a person of authority and a group of people to conform to that person. an example of conformity from the breakfast club would probably be the guy who played football

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I think that people conform to society to not be the odd one out. The amount of people in the group matters because it can increase the strength of conformity. In the breakfast Club when they were wondering through the halls. Not all of they wanted to go but they still did because the others went.

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people want to fit in and not be different or seperated from others. The most valuable conditon or ocnditions that strengthen conformity is who is around you and the importance those people hold. An example from the Breakfast Club is when Claire says that she does what her friends do only so that she doesnt get left out and she can stay popular.

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I believe people conform to society because they want to be liked or well known. They do not want people to dislike them, they would rather have them act kindly and have others be polite to them. They do not want to stick out from others as well. The most valuable condition of conformity is being yourself and not caring what others think. So have your own style, be yourself, and just understand its okay to stand out from others. An example from the Breakfast Club is Brian conforms to what the others do during detention because he doesn't want to stand out. His responds in the way that he thinks others want.

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People conform in society so they can fit the norm. Larger group settings can strengthen conformity. An example of conformity from the Breakfast Club would be when the whole group gets out of the library and sneaks around the hallways.

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People conform to society because most people don't want to stand out. I think that the most valuable condition or conditions that strengthen conformity is the person being themselves. The basket case showed compliance to people like Andrew that told her to act certain ways and ask her certain things and she would do it.