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    Jessica Tutorial Group: Thurs 16:30-17:20 (Group A) Mini-project 3 – Conformity in the Elevator Project Summary Conformity is defined as an act of yield to group pressure (Crutchfield, 1955). In simple wordings, it is the social influence of the majority group on one’s belief and value. It is often observed that a person will tend to comply to the “social norms” no matter one agree with it or not. In order to explore more on the effect of group pressure on human’s decision-making process,…

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    Federalist 10 Summary

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    Anti-Federalists. Madison starts of his essay by talking about the dangers of a faction and the threat it poses to a government. Madison describes factions as the following: “By a faction, I understand a number of citizens, whether amounting to a majority or minority of the whole, who are united and actuated by some common impulse of passion, or of interest, adverse to the rights of other citizens, or to the permanent and aggregate interests of the community”…

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    A single party majority may misuse its power due its hubris of having won the elections single handedly, and when that happens, it will become egotistical of its actions, and will perish the growth of the government and the nation. A great example of this would be the…

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    Patient Demographics

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    Mnazi Mmoja Hospital. This is followed by the conclusion of the study, limitations, implication and recommendation from the study. 5.1 Demographic characteristics In this study, it was found that the majority of participants were female 134 (77.9%) with the male to female ratio 1:3.5. The majority of participants 58.7% had working experience from one to five years. This is similar to the study done in Singapore on “front line nurses experiences with deteriorating ward patients” by Chua et al.,…

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    Obergefell Summary

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    Beginning with Romer, Scalia attacks the majority opinion by saying the Court argued that the political minority is given preferential treatment and allows the minority to take over Colorado’s traditional sexual values. Additionally, he states that Amendment 2 was created to prevent the decline…

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    Since they are the majority population this also means they are the majority when it comes to living in poverty. Now while this example only proves that the majority is more likely to be the one that also have finical struggles, let 's look at the state of New Jersey itself. The majority race that lives in New Jersey is white which is about 73% more than half of the minority races that live in the states…

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    background and familiarity. Whereas normative social influence is most commonly with compliance going along with the majority even if accept their beliefs because you wanted to be accepted. Normative influence is when majority are able to control others by wielding pressure on them to conform. Because majority people have superior power they can use it very effortlessly. For example, the majority could make the minority feel rough about discordant, as we see in Asch’s…

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    densely populated urban areas; therefore, Republicans can easily pack Democrats into fewer congressional districts. Republicans were able to exercise the packing method through a project of 2010 was called REDMAP plan, which stood for Redistricting Majority Project. The main goal of the plan to keep or win Republican control of state legislatures with the largest impact on congressional redistricting as a result of reapportionment. Its strategy is focused critical resources on legislative…

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    one thing that doesn’t abide by majority rule is a person’s conscience” (Lee) is so compelling because it means two important things, that you need to accept yourself and believe yourself. The quote describes that you cannot live with others if you cannot live with yourself, and it is impossible live with yourself if you have a guilty conscience. Your conscience doesn't follow what others do, since it is what you internally believe- even if it goes against the majority of people. The first…

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    will control each other, at the same time that each will be controlled by itself” (page 43). Secondly, Madison notes that a majority might threaten the rights of the minority. The tyranny of the majority is the abuse of the minority by the majority. In other words, members of the majority religion could force other members of small religious groups to preserve the majority faith. Protecting minority interests, Madison explains that minority interests find protection in a society with multiple…

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