Social Influence

1. A form of influence whereby the individual feels they are under surveillance from the group (9, 9)
6. The British corporation that repeated Zimbardos experiment with vastly different results (3)
7. Someone who is perceived to be in a position of social control within a situation (10, 9)
8. Name of the person who studied conformity and the variables of it (4)

2. The situational factor in Milgram's obedience experiment that created the largest difference in rate of obedience (9)
3. A type of explanation that refers to someone's own characteristics to influence their behaviour, rather than situational factors (13)
4. A factor that effects how easily we resist social influence based on whether we have strong internality or high externality (5, 2, 7)
5. A state of being in which one sees themselves as an agent carrying out orders for someone else, taking no responsibility in order to save their self-image (7, 5)
9. What of the three factors needed for Minority influence to work on the majority did Moscovici study (11)
10. Majority influence leads to compliance rather than conversion, whereas minority influence tends to lead to - (10)

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