Minority Influence 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySocial InfluenceConformityPsychology case studiesASAQA Created by: Betsy_2018Created on: 23-12-16 19:46 (DOT) What did Martin do? 2 groups, exposed to minority/majority agreeing. Exposed to opposing view. Minority-agreeing-group less likely to change their minds. 1 of 7 (Existence) What did Moscovici find? 32% gave the same (wrong) answer at least once; influence increased when asked to write answers (internalisation) 2 of 7 (Consistency) What were the percentages of influence over the participants? Constsistent = 8.42%; inconsistent = 1.25%: none = 0.25% 3 of 7 What is synchronic consistency? Consistency of what is being said between group 4 of 7 What is diachronic consistency? Sharing an opinion over a period of time 5 of 7 (Consistency) Who performed meta analysis on 100 people, finding that greater consistency meant better influence? Wood 6 of 7 What did Nemeth say about flexibility? Flexibility is good because constant consistency can be seen as stubbornness 7 of 7
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