Researchers agree that the behavior of individuals powerfully influences the behavior of people around them. Often people want to do what their peers, neighbors, or friends do, imitate highly regarded others, coordinate with others, or seek to belong to or be accepted by a group they value. Psychologists call this influence a social norm. To find out how to influence better social behavior go to my blog “Where Women Govern” at Psychology Today.
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