Social influences | Individuals and Society | MCAT | Khan Academy

[@Jonathan_thing5657]

Individuality is strengthens the idea that each person progresses through his own efforts, based on dedication, focus and the personal decisions that are made. Community confirms that personal achievements come from shared knowledge common values, and mutual support.

[@rumbidzaimadzokere4518]

I really like your calm voice when you are explaining these things❤

[@John83118]

I'm under its spell. I had the pleasure of reading something similar, and I was under its spell. "The Art of Saying No: Mastering Boundaries for a Fulfilling Life" by Samuel Dawn

[@shotdoctor5869]

I appreciate you making this video, but you need a pop filter on your microphone super bad.

[@PeaceDove-ec3bb]

The most popular comment - nothing about the video's topic, but another hidden commercial

[@watanglipuhadjar2654]

I prefer a cultural approach to understanding social influences. I consider the language that forms the symbols to interact, either as individuals or as a group. without knowing the language, it is difficult to communicate symbols that can be understood. language makes us think about problems continuously.

[@n.m.1201]

network composed of dynamic individuals on their own and as integral pieces of larger groups, societies, and cultures.

[@shojimujoshojimujo3315]

The Stanford Prison Experiment was flawed. The participants didn't become overly authoritative abusive guards on their own. They were encouraged to act "tough" by Philip Zimbardo. Also, some of the inmates faked outbursts in order to leave the experiment so they could go study. The study took it as the outbursts were all caused by the trauma of "prison". Here's a quote from Jay Van Bavel, an associate professor of psychology and neural science at New York University. "The bottom line is that conformity isn't natural, blind or inevitable. Zimbardo was not only deeply wrong about this - but his public comments misled millions of people into accepting this false narrative about the Stanford Prison Experiment." Other researchers have attempted to replicate the results of the study and failed.

[@calebm6818]

I cringe every time someone cites that experiment. It needs to be left out in the cold with Freud. Good video series otherwise, though.

[@Scarshadow666]

Oof! Yeah, that's the problem with citing most sciences - new data could prove the previous studies as ineffectual and/or untrue, but considering how information is processed it leaves a lot of people treating the previous study as fact still...

[@peterpiperspeaks]

Good stuff, but my ears could not bare the puffs of air into the microphone.

[@weelinus87]

This is really interesting! You explain it in a simplified way, thank you! Its helping me to construct my essay in an easier way 😀👍

[@Leon2101]

keep'em coming! Thank you!

[@veronicaabraham462]

It just cuts off. :(

[@9-volt247]

No, it does not.

[@9-volt247]

Rishi Desai x Shreena Desai

[@1-amarcosedessa657]

how does societal solidarity connect individuals to society?

[@fingray9634]

Great video but please get a pop filter on your mic.

[@IntelligentInsights876]

Life is hell

[@Primordial8]

What is with the echo

[@c.b.m.701]

Zambrano´s work seems to be faked, or at the very least suspect.

[@writeread4993]

Each individual is a social influencer and influenced by the society. Who & how? kzbin.info/www/bejne/laDWi2xjedqZo6s

[@sallycinnamon1891]

The chewing sounds are so distracting, I couldn't actually finish watching the video! I appreciate you trying to provide helpful information but please can you avoid chewing gum during the next videos.

[@pathoplastic2]

Is this an accredited medical school?

[@pathoplastic2]

Sorry...Salient Info.

[@niamhclarkson1347]

please fix your microphone my poor ears