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Conversion Theory

The minority in a group can have a disproportionate effect on influencing those in the majority.

Typically, those in the majority who are most susceptible are the ones who may have joined because it was easy to do so or who felt there were no alternatives. Consistent, confident minority voices are most effective.

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