A temporary change in behaviour, as you value the membership of a group, conforming publicly, but disagree privately
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How many participants were there in Asch's study on conformity?
123
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What percentage of people did NOT conform in Asch's study
25%
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What were the main three variations of Asch's study?
Task difficulty, group size, unanimity
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Who evaluated Asch's study by replicating it on engineering students?
Perrin and Spencer
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What does Normative Social Influence mean?
Conforming to fit in
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What are the names of the two psychologists who conducted separate studies that supported the explanations of conformity?
Schultz, Lucas et Al
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How many participants were involved in Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment?
24
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How many participants took part in Milgram's study on obedience?
40
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What percentage of participants stopped at 300v?
12.5%
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What was NOT a prod used by the experimenter in Milgram's study on obedience?
"You must go on"
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What was the name of the psychologist who studied Nurses, in order to support Milgram's study?
Hofling
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Sheridan and King replicated Milgram's study, but they did not use a confederate, who did they use instead? (evaluation to support)
Puppies
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When the location of Milgram's experiment was changed, what percentage did obedience drop to?
48%
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What is it called when you believe you are acting on behalf of someone else, and your actions are no longer your responsibility?
The agentic state
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What is it called when you believe you have free will to choose how you behave and take responsibility for your actions?
The autonomous state
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What are binding factors?
Aspects that bind us to the task and block out moral strain
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What does the person we act as an agent for usually have?
Legitimacy of authority
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Kilham and Mann replicated Milgram's study in Australia, what was the percentage of obedience there? (evaluation to support)
16%
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A strength of the idea of Legitimacy of Authority is that it can explain real life war crimes, but who linked this to the power of the hierarchy of the US army in relation to the My Lai Massacre?
Kelman and Hamilton
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Who designed the f-scale to measure whether a person had an authoritarian personality or not?
Adorno et Al
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What is NOT a key feature of the authoritarian personality?
Low expectations
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Who created a questionnaire to assess locus of control?
Rotter
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What locus of control does a person who feels they have a great deal of control over their own behaviour/takes responsibility for their own actions have?
Internal
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A person who has an internal locus of control is more likely to...
...resist social influence
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Whose research on the Holocaust supports Rotter's idea of the locus of control?
Oliner and Oliner
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What three behaviours does a minority group need in order to make social change?
Commitment, consistency, flexibility
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Card 2
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What is identification in relation to conformity?
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A temporary change in behaviour, as you value the membership of a group, conforming publicly, but disagree privately
Card 3
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How many participants were there in Asch's study on conformity?
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Card 4
Front
What percentage of people did NOT conform in Asch's study
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Card 5
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What were the main three variations of Asch's study?
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