… committed agents. The question that we specifically ask is, how does the consensus time
vary with the size of the committed … which an inflexible set of minority opinion holders can win …

… We also discuss conditions under which the committed minority can rapidly reverse the …
committed to their opinion. The results are relevant in understanding and influencing the social …

… there is an ambiguity concerning a given social issue. The correlation function within the …
for very small but committed minorities to produce substantial changes in social consensus. …

… consensus estimation have identified an asymmetry in the error patterns between majorities
and minorities … group, whereas members of the minority strongly overestimate the size of …

… consensus information on majority and minority influence. In all experiments two levels of
consensus … more influence than a minority source, irrespective of consensus level. Experiment …

… Consensus is a property of the group as an entity, and once it is broken, additional minority
… size may be inversely related to attributions of confidence and commitment that, as signs of …

… As shown in Table 4, we found a negative correlation between minority group
membership and selfreported propensity to commit various acts of “low-consensus deviance.” …

… bis legalized” and “a tiny minority with too much cultural clout”). … of consensus adjectives on
majority and minority influence. … will infer that the source is committed, confident, and sure of …

Two studies demonstrate that minority and majority source information implies consensus, …
eg, 20% for a "minority"). Such consensus inferred from minority/majority source information is …