SITUATIONAL FACTORS
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- Situational Factors
- majority influence and conformity
- when the majority of the group try to influence others in the group to conform to their beliefs
- Collective and Crowd Behaviour
- IN GROUP AND OUT GROUP
- OUT GROUP - people who are not part of the same type of clique or group as you
- IN GROUP AND OUT GROUP
- CULTURE ON PRO/ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
- INDIVIDUALIST CULTURE - the needs of an individual are seen as more important than the needs of a group causing the society to be more independant
- COLLECTIVIST CULTURE - the needs of the group are seen as more important than the needs of an individuals in society views themselves as interdependant
- altruism - helping or showing concern for others without expecting any reward.
- INDIVIDUALIST CULTURE - the needs of an individual are seen as more important than the needs of a group causing the society to be more independant
- AGENCY THEORY - hofling - 1966 - filed experiment in a hospital where he asked a confederate to pose as a doctor.
- WHITING AND WHITING - found people in mexico and the Philippines engaged in more pro-social behavior compared to people from japan, India and USA
- AGENCY THEORY - hofling - 1966 - filed experiment in a hospital where he asked a confederate to pose as a doctor.
- altruism - helping or showing concern for others without expecting any reward.
- majority influence and conformity
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