He also explains, “sometimes it attracts and leads us to do the same thing as others, and sometimes it repels and leads us to do the opposite of what others are doing.”(Berger, 3) This invisible force that tells us what to do and what not to do is kind of like how if someone is doing something you might want to do it but if everyone is doing that thing you wouldn’t want to be mainstream and do what they’re doing. Berger insists that “everyone is susceptible to influence. However, young people tend to be a little more susceptible to influence. There are a lot more things to learn when you are 10 years old than when you are 50 or 80 years old, and so you look to others to help you learn.” As a child, development is still in progress which is why it is so easy to be influenced by anything and
He also explains, “sometimes it attracts and leads us to do the same thing as others, and sometimes it repels and leads us to do the opposite of what others are doing.”(Berger, 3) This invisible force that tells us what to do and what not to do is kind of like how if someone is doing something you might want to do it but if everyone is doing that thing you wouldn’t want to be mainstream and do what they’re doing. Berger insists that “everyone is susceptible to influence. However, young people tend to be a little more susceptible to influence. There are a lot more things to learn when you are 10 years old than when you are 50 or 80 years old, and so you look to others to help you learn.” As a child, development is still in progress which is why it is so easy to be influenced by anything and