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6. Who found that nAffiliators are more likely to conform?
- McGhee and Teevan (1967)
- Turner (1991)
- Asch (1951)
- Deutsch and Gerard (1955)
7. When was Zimbardo's study stopped?
- After 2 weeks
- After 4 days
- After 6 days
- After 1 week
8. What did Fromm (1973) accuse Zimbardo of?
- Ignoring how the participant were play-acting
- Having low control over variables
- Minimising the role of dispositional influences
- Not fulfilling his main ethical responsibilities
9. How many trials in Asch's study where 'critical trials'?
- 12 out of 16
- 12 out of 18
- 14 out of 18
- 14 out of 16
10. Which factor does NOT enable someone to resist to conformity?
- Dispositional influences
- Social support
- Being an nAffiliator (in high need of affiliation)
- Having an internal locus of control
11. Who said that 'Asch's groups were not very groupy'?
- Fiske (2004)
- Perrin and Spencer (1980)
- Neto (1995)
- Williams and Sogon (1984)
12. What percentage of participants conformed at least once in Asch's study?
13. After how many days did the prisoners in Zimbardo's study rebel?
14. Which is not one of Asch's variations?
- Proximity
- Group size
- Unanimity
- Task difficulty
15. Who were the participants is Asch's study?
- 123 male undergraduate
- 144 male postgraduates
- 123 American male undergraduate
- 144 American postgraduates
16. How often did the naive participant give the wrong answer in Asch's study?
17. What is identification?
- when a person is simply 'going along with' others in public
- when a person conforms to a group because we value them
- when a person genuinely accepts the group norms
- when we are unsure what is right or wrong so we look to others
18. What is compliance?
- when a person conforms to a group because we value them
- when a person genuinely accepts the group norms
- when a person is simply 'going along with' others in public
- when we are unsure what is right or wrong so we look to others
19. What is internalisation?
- when a person genuinely accepts the group norms
- when we are unsure what is right or wrong so we look to others
- when a person conforms to a group because we value them
- when a person is simply 'going along with' others in public