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    While there is no problem with belonging to a group, problems begin to arise when humans allow others to pressure and influence their decisions. As a result of this, humans start to lose their character. In Doris Lessing’s article, “Group Minds” and Solomon E. Asch’s article, “Opinions and Social Pressures” they both were on the right track when they stated that humans lose their individualism when subjecting to social pressures. Lessing starts off her article by stating that those in…

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    college student 's eating behavior is consistent with person three and four or not consistent with person one or two, then it can be concluded that proximity of peers doesn 't affect eating behaviors of college students. However, due to the results of Asch 's conformity experiment, I think there will be at least a slight influence on proximity of peers on students ' eating behavior as group behavior is known to affect the behavior of an individual. The influence could be as small as eating the…

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    Conformity And Judgment

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    Decisions are difficult to make. No one wants to be wrong or regret what he or she chooses. Simple decisions make up our everyday lives and people still may take forever to decide. Simple things like where to eat, what to wear, and what movie to watch are becoming a daily debate. Although trivial, we struggle with these decisions. For help, we look to others. Feeling included in the loop, having the knowledge of choosing a popular choice, and making an “informed” decision is a major part of how…

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    The word “conformity” has many negative connotations. It is often thought of as mere mindlessness, or is referred to as “sheep-like.” However, conformity is a useful tool used by people to help them navigate uncertain situations. Conformity, according to Butler and MacManus is the “act of matching attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors to (perceived) group norms” (2000). This can include the way a person acts, dresses, or talks. Such as teenager wearing sagging pants because that’s what he perceives…

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    Milgram was thorough in his studies by including multiple permutations of the original where he tested subjects responses to different forms of authority. Extending beyond Milgram’s findings to those such as The Stanford Prison Experiment and the Asch Conformity experiment, we learn that the responses to authority expand outside of his original experiment and provides more examples…

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    In the documentary movie, The Central Park Five, when the media is reporting the park jogger case with two completely different tones, it failed to comply a basic moral principle: to be objective on any cases. Extreme descriptions such as “wilding” and “wolf pack” exaggerate the negative image of these teenagers, even though who are actually innocent in this case. The media is trying to plant prejudices in the public’s mind, to make decisions for them to treat the five teenager suspects as pure…

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    His son and successor Solomon is most noted for advancing David’s kingdom and for building the First Temple. In fact, according to Abba Eban (1999), author of over half a dozen historical reference books on Jewish history as well as the PBS television series “Civilization and the Jews,” “Solomon’s Temple was the crowning glory of a building program that rivaled those of the Pharaohs” (p. 50). Archaeologists claim to have found remnants of Solomon’s Temple as well in the form of a tablet dated…

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    Ecclesiastes Revealing the Truth The book of Ecclesiastes has been said to have occurred between the fifth and third centuries BCE in Persia. Scholars have placed emphasis on the fifth century BCE period because it was a time where commercialization thrived and the standardization of currency occurred. Introducing the problem of unequal wealth distribution which is why it’s been considered the “dark age” in the history of Israel. However, it wasn’t the first time money was introduced and the…

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    Many who are called are often hidden. These individuals are looked over and possibly rejected. They are individuals who were often viewed or labeled as strange or different. Some because of their talents and abilities while others because of their characteristics of not following or engaging with the crowd. They are usually loners but will socialize in events with the family and other events with a lot of people every once in a while. When they are given the platform they make a roar like a lion…

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    Text Review: The Wisdom Literature In “The Wisdom Literature” Kathleen O’ Connor explores the six wisdom books of the Old Testament: Proverbs, Job, Qoheleth, the Song of Songs, Sirach and the Wisdom of Solomon. Although some of these might seem familiar, others might feel foreign, and this is because they are books typically found in different versions of the bible. Through her volume, she breaks down the spiritualties, implicit or explicit, of the wisdom books of the Old Testament. She also…

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