CONFORMITY
- Created by: nicolecoogan
- Created on: 09-02-18 15:50
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- CONFORMITY
- TYPES
- Compliance
- Identification
- Identify with the valued group that we want to become part of. -changes behaviour publicly but disagrees privately.
- Internalisation
- Person genuinely accepts groups norms in private as well as public -permanent
- VARIABLES
- GROUP SIZE
- conformity starts when there is two confeds and one real pp (13.6%) -with 3+ confeds (31.8%)
- UNAMINITY
- One dissenter- when one confed didn't go along with wrong answer/gave different answer= conformity dropped to 25%
- TASK DIFFICULTY
- Conformity increased as the line sizes became more similar to standard line= ISI
- GROUP SIZE
- ZIMBARDO: Whether people conform to new social roles
- Recruited 'emotionally stable' psychology students at Stanford Uni- voluntarily. -Randomly assigned roles -Prisoners arrested in homes. -Took place in basement of Uni, Zimbardo warden.
- Called off after 6days-
- Deindividualisation- became so involved in norms of exp, lost sense of identity
- Guards became brutal&demonstrated roles from movies to identify with role
- Prisoners became distressed& depressed: -2 had nervous breakdowns -Rash, hunger strikes= Hole -3 released due to psychological distrubance
- =POWER OF SITUATION CAN INFLUENCE PEOPLES BEHAVIOUR
- Prisoners became distressed& depressed: -2 had nervous breakdowns -Rash, hunger strikes= Hole -3 released due to psychological distrubance
- Guards became brutal&demonstrated roles from movies to identify with role
- Deindividualisation- became so involved in norms of exp, lost sense of identity
- Called off after 6days-
- Showed how people conformed to social roles
- Recruited 'emotionally stable' psychology students at Stanford Uni- voluntarily. -Randomly assigned roles -Prisoners arrested in homes. -Took place in basement of Uni, Zimbardo warden.
- TYPES
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