Conformity 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyConformityASAll boards Created by: mollythecCreated on: 09-12-15 10:22 Define conformity A change in beliefs and/or behaviour as a result of group pressure 1 of 31 What are the 3 types of conformity? Internalisation, identification and compliance 2 of 31 When would you experience internalisation? When you are unsure about something 3 of 31 When would you experience identification? When you value something about a group 4 of 31 When would you experience compliance? When you copy a group, even though you privately disagree with them 5 of 31 What type of social influence leads to internalisation? Informational social influence (you are unsure and want to be right) 6 of 31 What type of social influence leads to compliance? Normative social influence (you want to fit in with the group) 7 of 31 What ambigous task did Jenness use? Number of beans in a jar 8 of 31 What did Jenness investigate? Informational social influence 9 of 31 How many estimates did participants of Jenness study make? Three 10 of 31 Why was Jenness' study critisised? It took place in an artificial situation so lacked ecological validity 11 of 31 What task did participants of Aschs study do? either: unambigous or line judgement 12 of 31 How many confederates and naive participants were in each of Asch's groups? 7 confederates, 1 naive participant 13 of 31 What did Asch investigate? Normative social influence 14 of 31 In Asch's study, how many trials were critical trials? 12/18 15 of 31 In Asch's study, what percentage of critical trials were comformed on? 37% (or about a third) 16 of 31 What percentage of particiapnts in Asch's study conformed at least once? 75% 17 of 31 What variables did Asch change in variations of his original experiment? Group size, Unanimity, Task difficulty 18 of 31 Why was Asch critisised? Any of: Demand characteristics, internal validity, unethical (deception, psychological harm), ecological validity 19 of 31 Why was Jennes criticised? Any of: demand characteristics, ecological validity, 20 of 31 Who suggested Asch's study was a 'child of it's time'? Perrin and Spencer 21 of 31 Define social role The parts people play as members of a social group 22 of 31 What did Zimbardo investigate? Conformity to social roles 23 of 31 What roles were participants of Zimbardo's study given? Prisoner, Prison guard 24 of 31 How many men were selected for Zimbardo's study? 24 25 of 31 What were prisoners referred to as in Zimbardos study? Numbers 26 of 31 In Zimbardo's study, what happened to one prisoner after only 36 hours? He was removed after suffering crying fits 27 of 31 What role did Zimbardo take in his experiment? Superintendant 28 of 31 How long did Zimbardo's study last? 6 days 29 of 31 Why was Zimbardo criticised? Dispositional factors, Ethical issues 30 of 31 Why was ZImbardo's study unethical? Lack of fully informed consent, protection from harm 31 of 31
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