SOCIAL INFLUENCE
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- SOCIAL INFLUENCE
- Kelman (1958) Types of conformity
- internalisation
- permenant
- identification
- want to be part of group
- compliance
- superficial
- internalisation
- Explanations for conformity
- Deutch and Gerrard
- informational social influence
- right
- normative social influence
- liked
- AO3
- strengths
- support from Lucas et al
- math problems
- support from Lucas et al
- limitations
- viewing as seperate
- individual differences
- strengths
- informational social influence
- Deutch and Gerrard
- Variables affecting conformity as investigated by Asch
- group size
- up to 3
- 31.8%
- up to 3
- task difficulty
- similar
- unanimity
- dissenter
- 25%
- dissenter
- original
- 36.8% conformed on critical
- interviewed afterwards -conformed due to NSI
- 123 male American undergrads
- groups of 6-8 + tested individually
- standard line + 3 comparison lines
- 12/18 critical
- 25% vs 75% vs 5%vs 1%
- AO3
- ethical issues
- temporal validity
- Perrin and Spencer (1980)
- group size
- Conformity to social roles as investigated by Zimbardo
- stanford prison experiment
- randomly assigned
- psychological tested
- deindividuate prisoners
- estbalish
- both conformed
- 6 days vs 14
- AO3
- control of varibales
- major ethical issue- dual role
- Banuazizi and Mohadevi- play acting
- stanford prison experiment
- Explanations for obedience
- agentic stae
- legitimacy of authority
- Situational variables
affecting obedience as investigated by Milgram
- proximity
- electroshock- 30%
- same room- 40%
- remote instruction- 20.5%
- location
- rundown- 47.5%
- uniform
- member of public- 20%
- original study
- 65% all the way
- all to 300v
- opportunity sample
- study about 'memory'
- rigged draw
- proximity
- Dispositional explanation for obedience
- the Authoritarian Personality
- Untitled
- the Authoritarian Personality
- Explanations of resistance to social influence
- locus of control
- social support
- Minority influence
- consistency
- synchronic
- diachronic
- commitment
- flexibility
- social cryptoamnesia
- snowball effect
- consistency
- The role of social influence processes in social change
- civil rights
- minority influence
- environmental campaigns
- conformity- NSI
- Zimbardo (2007): gradual commitment
- civil rights
- Kelman (1958) Types of conformity
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