20. is the change in individual's behavior to go along with the group, most popular experiments in this field were conducted by While is the change of an individual's behavior to comply with a demand by an authority figure. was a social psychologist who studied it. Conformity, Solomon Asch. Obedience; Stanley Milgram Conformity, Solomon Asch. Obedience; Philip Zimbardo Obedience, Philip Zimbardo. Conformity, Stanley Milgram O Power of social roles; Philip Zimbardo. Psychosocial stages; Erik Erikson

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