The behavior of individuals depends on many factors, and social influences play a particularly significant role in shaping our opinions on various topics. Individuals tend to follow the opinions of their environment when they do not have well-founded views of their own. This phenomenon is observable not only among adults but also among very young children. Social norms and social influence emerge as early as preschool age. Children who have not yet formed their own opinions often join the majority, as it provides them with a sense of security. According to psychological research, this phenomenon of “herd instinct” is a natural human trait that helps children with social integration. Researchers…