Which type of social influence do medical students experience when they engage in behavior that they privately feel is unacceptable and unethical, but that is considered normative in medical school?

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Griffen

20 December, 04:33

Which type of social influence do medical students experience when they engage in behavior that they privately feel is unacceptable and unethical, but that is considered normative in medical school?

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Anna White · Answer 1

The correct answer is Conformity

Explanation: Conformity defines the behavior of an individual or subgroup that is determined by the rule of a group. The pressure to conform supposes the existence of a majority and a minority. Most are bound by this rule and all social interaction will aim to impose their views on the minority.