Group conformity refers to the tendency of individuals to adjust their behavior or beliefs in order to align with the norms and expectations of a group. It involves going along with the majority opinion or engaging in behavior that is consistent with what others are doing.
This term refers to how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by others. It includes conformity but also encompasses other forms of influence such as obedience and persuasion.
This principle suggests that ethical standards should be assessed within the context of a particular culture, recognizing that different cultures may have different values and norms.