conformity pressure造句

• Illegal activities have been stemmed from conformity pressures within a group.
• The same social institutions should be used for the " resocialization and acculturation " of unfit persons by means of the disintegration and reintegration of their psyches in line with the " conformity pressure " of the dominant mainstream culture.
• Thus, when viewed as an epistemic community, the overall enterprise of the expert members emerges as the product of a combination of shared beliefs and more subtle conformity pressures, rather than a direct drive for concurrence ( Michael J . Mazarr ).
• As Gudykunst and Kim ( 2003 ) put it, " Even extreme mental illness [ caused by " conformity pressure " p . 371 ] can be viewed as a process of a potentially positive disintegration that will be reintegrated with new material at a higher level " ( p . 381 ).
• Compared with a set of interviews from Child Protective Services, the interviews from the two trials were " significantly more likely to ( a ) introduce new suggestive information into the interview, ( b ) provide praise, promises, and positive reinforcement, ( c ) express disapproval, disbelief, or disagreement with children, ( d ) exert conformity pressure, and ( e ) invite children to pretend or speculate about supposed events ."