Evaluation of social impact theory 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyObedienceASEdexcel Created by: Helen F R LittleCreated on: 02-11-15 20:26 Social Impact Theory- Supporting evidence Milgrams's variation with three teachers, gave less obedience = 10% went to 450v Latańe and wolf (1981) - size and status of the group will affect when an individuals attitudes are influenced. 1 of 4 Social Impact Theory- Conflicting evidence Milgrams variation study, changing the place of the study to a run down office block= 47.5% obey to 450 2 of 4 Social Impact Theory- Usefulness Can produce a reliable prediction from the mathmatical formula. Formula can be generalised to all cultures. Social impact theory can be applied to how police control riot effectively. 3 of 4 Social Impact Theory- Testability The theory can be tested using studys similar to Milgrams studies but varying the strength number and immediacy in the study. 4 of 4
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