Social Change
- Created by: Betsy_2018
- Created on: 15-11-16 21:10
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2. How did Milgram's study support that social change helps people to resist obedience?
- 35% did not reach 450V
- When the participants had to put the learner's hand on the plate, they took more responsibility
- Disobeying confederate reduced the conformity of participants
- There have been 1000s of participants who have taken part in replications of the original experiment
3. What did Moscovici say about minority influence and social change?
- Majority influence causes more depth of thought than minority
- Alternative minority view causes greater depth of thought than the same majority view (as you)
- Minority influence is the most effective form of influence for social change
- Minority influence is not very effective
4. What did Bashir propose?
- Minority influence has no effect on social change
- People are less likely to agree with minority influence because they associate them with negative stereotypes
- Minority influence is not very effective
- Normative social influence and minority influence can never overlap as normative is majority influence only
5. What did Zimbardo say about social change and obedience?
- The Stanford Prison Experiment's results support social change via conformity
- Social change via disobedience comes gradually (gradual commitment)
- Minority influence causes greater depth of thought
- Social change does not occur from obedience
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