Social influence - Definitions 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySocial influence, obedience and conformityGCSEAQA Created by: GraceRobinsonCreated on: 12-12-15 16:27 Social Influence the effect other people have on someones behaviour. 1 of 16 Conformity changing your behaviour because of real or imagined group pressure, 2 of 16 Unanimous majority subjects are more likely to conform when a group agreed unanimously 3 of 16 Anonymity the data collected from participants is confidential and can't be traced to an individual. 4 of 16 Obedience following the orders of someone who's perceived to have a higher authority figure. 5 of 16 Legitimate Authority if the person giving the orders isn't wearing/doing something which gives a higher authority status. 6 of 16 Status if the experiment is located somewhere professional or not. 7 of 16 Disobedient role model if another participant refuses to do something others follow which decreases obedience. 8 of 16 Social Loafing tendency to reduce the amount of effort an individual puts in as the number of people in the group increases. 9 of 16 Deindividuation the loss of self awareness and personal responsibility that occurs when someones in a crowd. 10 of 16 Bystander Intervention when onlookers help others who are in need, e.g. helping someone when they trip in the street 11 of 16 Bystander Apathy when onlookers do nothing in an emergency when someone is in need or help because they think someone else will do it. 12 of 16 Bystander Effect/Empathy being able to put yourself in someone else's position and understand how that person is feeling. 13 of 16 Costs if theres a high risk to you getting involved. 14 of 16 Rewards something positive given to someone in return of something 15 of 16 Ethical implications situations which can arise when guidelines are broken. 16 of 16
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