Asch's Variations 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyConformityASAQA Created by: lv123Created on: 03-03-21 21:45 What was the 1st variation? Group size 1 of 17 What was the percentage of conformity with 1 confederate? 3% 2 of 17 What was the percentage of conformity with 2 confederates? 13% 3 of 17 What was the percentage of conformity with 3 confederates? 32%, this is the optimum level of conformity as adding more confederates didn't increase conformity. 4 of 17 When there was 15 confederates and 1 real participant what was the percentage of conformity? 29% 5 of 17 What was the 2nd variation? Unanimity 6 of 17 When there was 1 dissenting confederate that gave the correct answer, what was the percentage of conformity? 5% 7 of 17 When there was 1 dissenting confederate that gave the incorrect answer, what was the percentage of conformity? 9% 8 of 17 What was the 3rd variation? Task difficulty 9 of 17 What happened to conformity when the task was made more difficult? Increased 10 of 17 What was the 4th variation? Historical context/expertise 11 of 17 What happened in this variation? Perrin and Spencer (1981) replicated Asch's study 30 years later with male STEM students 12 of 17 What was the percentage of conformity? 0.25% 13 of 17 What was the 5th variation? Culture 14 of 17 What happened in this variation? Smith and Bond (1983) conducted a meta-analysis of 31 studies and found 2 key findings: Fiji and Belgium 15 of 17 What was the percentage of conformity in Fiji and why? 58%, Fiji is a collectivistic country (focusses on community) 16 of 17 What was the percentage of conformity in Belgium and why? 15%, Belgium is an individualistic country (focusses on individuals) 17 of 17
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