Social Influence
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- A type of social influence that motivates individuals to reject established majority group norms. (8, 9)
- An individual may obey an order to do something that they see as wrong because they hand over the responsibility for the outcome of the action to the authority figure (7, 5)
- Opposite side of the agentic state, where individuals are seen as personally responsible for their actions. (10, 5)
- public and private acceptance of the majority influence in order to gain group acceptance (14)
- Publicly, but not privately , going along with majority influence in order to gain approval (10)
- The extent to which individuals believe they can control events in their lives. (5, 2, 7)
- The perception of assistance and solidarity available from others. (6, 7)
- The process by which society changes beliefs, attitudes and behaviour to create new social norms. (6, 6)
- When an individual adopts the majority's views for their own and keep them. (15)
- Which psychologist carried out the Stanford Prison Experiment? (6, 8)
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