25% of a group according to this study published in Science journal.
"A new study finds that when 25 percent of people in a group adopt a new
social norm, it creates a tipping point where the entire group follows
suit. This shows the direct causal effect of the size of a committed
minority on its capacity to create social change."
And this is encouraging and a key reason I do this blog:
"While shifting people's underlying beliefs can be challenging, Centola's
results offer new evidence that a committed minority can change what
behaviors are seen as socially acceptable, potentially leading to
pro-social outcomes like reduced energy consumption, less sexual
harassment in the workplace, and improved exercise habits."
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