The correct answers are: norm formation; group pressure
Answer 1: Muzafer Sherif was a social psychologist who is well known for the classic "Robbers Cave Experiment". The Robbers Cave Experiment was a social psychology research study in which Sherif investigated inter-group conflicts. His main finding was that stereotypes, biases and prejudices result from two or more groups competing for the same limited resources. Sherif claimed that the tension and conflict between groups leads to the formation of norms when it comes to inter-group interactions.
Answer 2: Soloman Asch was a social psychologist well known for his experimental study on group pressure and conformity in 1951. Asch's experimental study specifically investigated how social pressure from a majority group influences a person's likelihood to conform to the majority.The findings from his study revealed that over 75% of participants conformed to the majority, indicating that group pressure is significant .
