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Hey y’all — this is the opening to an interesting discussion on the Asch Experiment. This publication in the National Library of Medicine, The power of social influence: A replication and extension of the Asch experiment, details the results of an experiment to recreate the original findings. In the abstract, we can see the results as:

We find an error rate of 33% for the standard length-of-line experiment which replicates the original findings by Asch (1951, 1955, 1956). Furthermore, in the incentivized condition the error rate decreases to 25%. For political opinions we find a conformity rate of 38%. However, besides openness, none of the investigated personality traits are convincingly related to the susceptibility of group pressure.

Which, is pretty spot on. Notice that 38%? Does it correlate with recent polling on Trump’s favorability ratings? The answer—yes, 37% approval to be correct. That could be correlation without causation, but I won’t hang my hat on it. I’d highly recommend checking out the experiment and more discussions with Cat and Nick Paro as we dissect this ongoing social experiment we find ourselves in.

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Hey y’all, welcome to Sick of this Pod and I’m Nick, your host. Today is episode 28 - blanching one max.

Today’s episode is part 7 of the “Heffrey and Ronald” saga. It’s explicit and about pedophilia, and it’s also about the next step in the Biggest Lie of them all — covering up a pedophilia and international criminal organization. We must keep going and stop them. Shine a light on the dark and never let them get away with the evils they plan.

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Hey y’all — this is the opening to an interesting discussion on the Asch Experiment. This publication in the National Library of Medicine, The power of social influence: A replication and extension of the Asch experiment, details the results of an experiment to recreate the original findings. In the abstract, we can see the results as:

We find an error rate of 33% for the standard length-of-line experiment which replicates the original findings by Asch (1951, 1955, 1956). Furthermore, in the incentivized condition the error rate decreases to 25%. For political opinions we find a conformity rate of 38%. However, besides openness, none of the investigated personality traits are convincingly related to the susceptibility of group pressure.

Which, is pretty spot on. Notice that 38%? Does it correlate with recent polling on Trump’s favorability ratings? The answer—yes, 37% approval to be correct. That could be correlation without causation, but I won’t hang my hat on it. I’d highly recommend checking out the experiment and more discussions with Cat and Nick Paro as we dissect this ongoing social experiment we find ourselves in.

Author’s notes:

Please go subscribe to my friend, Cat, who is amazingly intelligent, has great things to say, and is a voice to listen to!

If you enjoyed today’s episode please consider becoming a paid, or free, subscriber. The Sick of this Shit with Nick and Sick of this Shitpod will always remain free; however, paid subscriptions help drive new content and support the growth of this community.

If you’re already subscribed, share it with your friends and community—all of our ships rise with the tide!

Hey y’all — this is the opening to an interesting discussion on the Asch Experiment. This publication in the National Library of Medicine, The power of social influence: A replication and extension of the Asch experiment, details the results of an experiment to recreate the original findings. In the abstract, we can see the results as:

We find an error rate of 33% for the standard length-of-line experiment which replicates the original findings by Asch (1951, 1955, 1956). Furthermore, in the incentivized condition the error rate decreases to 25%. For political opinions we find a conformity rate of 38%. However, besides openness, none of the investigated personality traits are convincingly related to the susceptibility of group pressure.

Which, is pretty spot on. Notice that 38%? Does it correlate with recent polling on Trump’s favorability ratings? The answer—yes, 37% approval to be correct. That could be correlation without causation, but I won’t hang my hat on it. I’d highly recommend checking out the experiment and more discussions with Cat and Nick Paro as we dissect this ongoing social experiment we find ourselves in.

Author’s notes:

Please go subscribe to my friend, Cat, who is amazingly intelligent, has great things to say, and is a voice to listen to!

If you enjoyed today’s episode please consider becoming a paid, or free, subscriber. The Sick of this Shit with Nick and Sick of this Shitpod will always remain free; however, paid subscriptions help drive new content and support the growth of this community.

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