Social Influence
- Created by: DarceyFynn
- Created on: 27-04-16 21:16
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- Social influence
- Resistance to social influence
- Social support
- The presence of people who resist pressures to conform or obey can help others to do the same.
- Locus of control
- Some people believe the things that happen to them are largely controlled by themselves. Other people believe that things happen without their control.
- People with an internal LOC are more likely to resist pressures to conform or obey.
- Social support
- Minority influence
- Consistency
- Commitement
- Gradually the minority become the majority. This is called the snowball effect.
- Consistency
- Flexibility
- Gradually the minority become the majority. This is called the snowball effect.
- Flexibility
- Social influence and social change
- 1) Drawing attention through social proof
- 2) Consistency
- 3) Deeper processing of the issue
- 4) The augmentation principle
- 5) The snowball effect
- 6) Social cryptomnesia
- Resistance to social influence
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