Internalisation, Compliance & Identification 1.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? PsychologyConformityASAQA Created by: charliedeeCreated on: 27-04-16 21:34 What does internalisation mean? Accepting the majority's view as your own 1 of 8 What is compliance? Going along with things even if you disagree with them 2 of 8 What is identification? Doing what is expected of you to fulfil a role 3 of 8 When you look to others to see how you should behave what is this an example of? Informational Social Influence 4 of 8 When you behave a certain way because you don't want to be excluded, what is this an example of? Normative Social Influence 5 of 8 What do you imitate when you identify with someone? A role model 6 of 8 What did Sherif (1935) investigate? The effects of informational social influence 7 of 8 What did Asch (1951) look at? The effects of normative social influence 8 of 8
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