Conformity
- Created by: KirstieLeigh
- Created on: 10-05-18 09:07
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- Compliance
- Reicher & Haslam, BBC Prison Study, neither guards or prisioners conformed to social roles, power shift from a prisoner uprising.
- Reacting to percieved expectations of a role in society.
- Zimbardo - Stanford Prison, guards became tyranical and abusive, prisioners cried and showed signs of extreme rage, had to be cut short.
- Banuazizi & Movahedi, behaviour was due to extreme demand characteristics
- Zimbardo - Stanford Prison, guards became tyranical and abusive, prisioners cried and showed signs of extreme rage, had to be cut short.
- R&H argue conformity to roles isn't automatic and guards choose how to act
- Zimbardo - Stanford Prison, guards became tyranical and abusive, prisioners cried and showed signs of extreme rage, had to be cut short.
- Banuazizi & Movahedi, behaviour was due to extreme demand characteristics
- Zimbardo - Stanford Prison, guards became tyranical and abusive, prisioners cried and showed signs of extreme rage, had to be cut short.
- Reacting to percieved expectations of a role in society.
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