Talk:Conformism

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Why are some societies, or national populations at least, seen as more conformist than others? As a Brit my perception of the US is that it is a more conformist society than mine, and I wonder how this is done or whether other people think it is true. Beyond US the most conformist society is often said to be the Japanese. I wonder if this is changing with the growth of international youth culture and such-like.

NW 2/3/05

I too would like to know more about trends. My own opinion is that more educated people would be less conformist because more likely to use their own discrimination; I see the Americans as being very comfortable materially, and as a result a bit casual about their own education and that of their children, with the result that they have become easily led and un-inquisitive. Only a guess, mind you, but I get to see them first hand. Haiduc 02:18, 3 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Marking this page as in serious need of attention. I have removed some weird stuff from it which seemed very wrong, and tried to get some balance into the intro para, but it is much more a piece of work for someone with a conceptual bent rather than myself. Sjc

[edit] Merge from Conformist

This merge would seem consistent with the parallel article Nonconformism. haz (talk) 20:24, 18 May 2008 (UTC)