Developmental Study of Conformity to Unlike-Sex Peer Pressure
John K. Collins, Ngaopunii Trichao Thomas
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John K. Collins, Ngaopunii Trichao Thomas
Abstract
The relationship between age and unlike-sex peer pressure was studied by requiring an individual to contradict an obviously and unanimously wrong decision by a majority group of 5, of which he was the sixth member and the only representative of his sex. 100 male and female students between the ages of 5 and 19 yr. acted as Ss. No differences were found between the sexes to unlike-sex pressure but conformity showed a decreasing linear relationship to age.
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The relationship between age and unlike-sex peer pressure was studied by requiring an individual to contradict an obviously and unanimously wrong decision by a majority group of 5, of which he was the sixth member and the only representative of his sex. 100 male and female students between the ages of 5 and 19 yr. acted as Ss. No differences were found between the sexes to unlike-sex pressure but conformity showed a decreasing linear relationship to age.
Key concepts: Conformity, Peer pressure, Psychology, Peer group, Demography, Developmental psychology, Same sex, Social psychology