Which one? Individuality vs conformity…..

I think that most of your readers, including myself, are personalized (although I still have to admit that it may satisfy social norms), most people living in the 451 F society Actually integrated

In the society where Montag lives, people usually pamper themselves by asking for happiness, watching television, listening to shells and other entertainment. The culture he lives in prevents people from expressing themselves. People who do not meet social norms are considered as threats. For example. When people began to cast doubts on the purpose of life, began to find answers through books and nature, and began to act abnormally. As their problems and actions may cause other people to behave like them and they may encounter difficult problems in their culture wishing to divert them, they are viewed as threats. Has been done. This is because they want all citizens to balance knowledge and wisdom. Therefore, people considered to be individuals (not fit for society) will find themselves the most "black sheep", and in the worst case it is a real danger.

I do not agree with the fact that if everyone is too similar to each other, everyone should understand each other and that society may be the most boring! One day, people began to realize that besides society, besides seeing television and listening to the shells, there is something to do. Eventually, more citizens will begin to oppose authority. Society is like food and you need to mix ingredients in order to make the food wonderfully exciting. It also gives the status to society. If society does not have identity, it is not special and it is not worth staying there, so people begin to leave the town.

When dealing with human psychology, I think about individualism and integration problems. Some people place importance on independence and self-sufficiency, others prefer to have themselves coherently. American society tends to support obedience perspective mainly due to media influences. Americans dating and trying to become people who think the media is worth it. - Integration and rebellion in the transformation of the Jews It may seem like a fixed idea, but all young people choose to rebel to a certain extent or to some extent to support their friends. A part of growth means that you are a person whom God wishes to be, and how to survive and find a way to become independent.

My Psych 112 course studied a series of experiments of Solomon Asch on integration and personality. In 1951, Solomon Ash designed one of the most classical social psychology experiments at Swarthmore College. However, 7 out of the 8 participants were actually partners of the experimenters disguised as participants, also known as ally. The experimenter asked each of the eight participants to choose which of the three lines of the right card would fit the length of the line on the left card. Repeat the same task several times with different cards. The correct answer is obvious. If a participant gave the wrong answer, it is clearly due to team pressure. Group pressure occurs when certain individuals in a group take consistency rather than relying on personality