ASCH 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyConformityA2/A-levelAQA Created by: KatieCreated on: 05-06-19 08:20 Who was Asch's sample 123 male undergraduate students 1 of 25 what was the group dynamic pp were tested individually with 6-8 confederates 2 of 25 what did the confederates on the first two trials do give the right answer 3 of 25 what happened after these first few trial confederates were instructed to give the wrong answer 4 of 25 on how many trials did confederates give the wrong answer 12/18 5 of 25 what was key about the confederates' responses they all had to give the same wrong answer 6 of 25 How many participants never conformed 25% 7 of 25 how often did the pp give the wrong answer 36.8% of the time 8 of 25 What is the 'Asch' effect' the extent to which someone will conform even if the situation is unambiguous 9 of 25 why did participants say they conformed Normative social influence- -to avoid rejection 10 of 25 What were asch's variation 1. group size 2. unanimity 3. Task difficulty 11 of 25 Why did Asch vary group size He wanted to know what was more important, the size of the group or the agreement of the group 12 of 25 What happened when there were 3 confederates conformity rose to 31.8% 13 of 25 What happened after this number Made little difference 14 of 25 what does this suggest about the impact of group size on conformity that a small majority is not sufficient for influence but there is no need for a majority more than 3 15 of 25 how did asch test the importance of unanimity He presented a dissenting confederate 16 of 25 What did the presence of a dissenting confederate do to conformity conformity was reduced by 1/4 17 of 25 What happened to conformity when the task was more difficult conformity increased 18 of 25 What is this research support for Informational social influence 19 of 25 Who recreated Asch's study on engineering students Perrin and Spencer 20 of 25 in perrin and spencers study, how many conformed one in a total of 396 trials 21 of 25 what does this suggest about asch Child of it's time, not historically generalisable, conformity is not a fundamental feature of human behaviour 22 of 25 What is this issue with Asch's design artificial situation, artificial task - lack of mundane realism 'Asch's groups were not very groupy' 23 of 25 what else limits asch only men, same culture 24 of 25 What ethics compromise aschs research Deception 25 of 25
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