Social Influence

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"I want to be knowledgeable"
Informational Social Influence
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"I want to gain social approval"
Normative Social Influence
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"Agreeing with others both in public and in private, group norms accepted"
Internalisation
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"Want to belong to a group we value, may change our opinions"
Identification
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"Complying with a pressure to fit in, disagreeing in private"
Compliance
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Who did the infamous three-lines study to test conformity?
Asch
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What were Asch's 3 variables?
Group size, task difficulty, unanimity
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How many students were picked for Zimbardo's study?
24
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What tactics did guards use in Zimbardo's study?
Divide and rule
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How many people did Milgram recruit for the baseline?
40
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What did Wallace do on the wall at 300V and 315V?
Pounded
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What percentage went to the highest voltage level in baseline?
65
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What were the three situational variables in Milgram's study?
Proximity, uniform, location
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"I'm acting for someone else. I'm not responsible"
Agentic State
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"I'm independent, free and responsible for my own actions"
Autonomous State
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Aspects of the situation that allow us to ignore or minimise damaging effect like shifting responsibility to the victim
Binding factors
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We recognise someone has legitimate authority and accept it, because they can punish us
Legitimacy of authority
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Who did the study on the authoritarian personality using the F-Scale who discovered that they identified with strong people, were contemptous of the weak and had distinct stereotypes
Adorno
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This can help to resist conformity and obedience
Social Support
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Internals control themselves, externals place control outside of themselves: how people explain their successes and failures differs: it's a continuum
Locus of Control
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What three factors are important in MI?
Commitment, consistency, flexibility
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Drawing attention (civil rights marches) -> consistency (many marches and people taking part) -> deeper processing (people began to see injustice) -> augmentation principle (Freedom Riders were mixed racial groups who risked their lives) -> snowball
Social Change
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Card 2

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"I want to gain social approval"

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Normative Social Influence

Card 3

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"Agreeing with others both in public and in private, group norms accepted"

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Card 4

Front

"Want to belong to a group we value, may change our opinions"

Back

Preview of the front of card 4

Card 5

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"Complying with a pressure to fit in, disagreeing in private"

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