lines experiment. Paticipant in 5th position with confederates. 25% conformed on most occastions, 75% conformed at least once
1 of 12
Give an example of an obedience theory.
Electric shocks. 65% went to full 450V and 100% to 300V.
2 of 12
Give an example of a Deindividuation.
Halloween. Kids go to door and confederate asks them genaeral questions then answer the phone and tell them to take one sweet and leave. Identified kids took less sweets.
3 of 12
Name 6 factors that could effect Obedience and a short explanation?
Presige (location), Survelliance (being watched), Buffers (particions), Authority (white coat) and Personal responsibility (holding persons hand down on electric shocks.)
4 of 12
Name 2 factors effecting Deindividuation?
Mood of the crownd and anonymity (if they can be identified.)
5 of 12
Name 3 factors which can effect Conformity?
Group size, Anonymity and unanimity(amount of ppl who disagree)
6 of 12
Name 2 practical implications of Obedience?
Soliders obeying orders, persons in authority.
7 of 12
Name 2 practical implications of Conformity?
Religous mavements and politions.
8 of 12
Give one practical implication of Deindividuation?
Football rioters.
9 of 12
Give an example of bystander apathy theory.
Kitty, brutally attacked outside her house. 30 people saw and heard but no one helped and only one person phoned 999 20 mins later.
10 of 12
Give an example of Diffusion of responsibility theory.
Participants were asked to have discussions with people over an intercom. confederate has a seizure.After 4 mins 82% sought help if 1 other was there, 63% if 2 others and 38% if 5 others present.
11 of 12
Give an example of Pluristic ignorance theory?
Smoke filled room.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Give an example of an obedience theory.
Back
Electric shocks. 65% went to full 450V and 100% to 300V.
Card 3
Front
Give an example of a Deindividuation.
Back
Card 4
Front
Name 6 factors that could effect Obedience and a short explanation?
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