-Psychology Conformity-

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What is Conformity ?
A change is a person's belief , behaviour and attitude as a result of group pressure.
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What is Internalisation ?
Genuinely accepts group norms.This is a private and public change of behaviour.
Highest level of Conformity
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What is Identification?
We value / Identify with the group,want to be part of it. Publicly change behaviour even if privately disagree.
Medium Level
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What is Compliance?
Go along with others in public , privately disagree.Temporary change
Lowest level of conformity
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What is an example of Internalisation?
Convert religion if all your friends are a specific religion
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What is an example of Identification?
Being a teacher , police officer or politician (Change in Behaviour)
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What is an example of Compliance?
Not eating meat in front of family however secretly doing so
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Why do we conform?
Either to be liked or to be right
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What is Normative social influence?
Need to be liked
Associated with identification.
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What is Informational Social Influence?
Need to be right
Associated with internalisation
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What is Internalisation ?

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Genuinely accepts group norms.This is a private and public change of behaviour.
Highest level of Conformity

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What is Identification?

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What is Compliance?

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What is an example of Internalisation?

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