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almond37 [142]
3 years ago
10

In his attempts to persuade Roger to get a fraternity tattoo on his arm, Dan assembles 100 tattooed fraternity members. Why did

Dan waste a lot of effort in doing this?
Social Studies
2 answers:
prohojiy [21]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: Oneness and belong ing

Explanation: Dan does not see it as a waste of time because He want Roger to see the reasons with Him on why should have a tattoo. Most Fraternity has tattoos which has a lot of significance to what they stand for. And when you join them, you have to get the tattoo to show that you are of one mind with them and stand for the same thing. Tattoo shows the sign of brotherhood's, commitment, dedicated and also which fraternity you are. Most tattoo quarantee protect feom rivals and it makes one to be feared or respected based on the fraternity you belong to. Dan wanted to convince Rogers by any means necessary for the importance of the tattoo to Rogers as a member of the Fraternity.

iren2701 [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: Dan wasted a lot of effort in doing this because he thought that the the effect of group size on conformity will be greater when the group size is a very large number.

Unbeknownst to Dan, The effect of group size on conformity levels off when the group size reaches about three or four people. He didn't need to gather that much people. What he needed was about 2 people.

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