Conformity Flashcards

1
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Asch’s baseline - total participants

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6

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Asch’s baseline - total naïve participants

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1

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3
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What type of experiment was Asch’s line experiment?

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lab experiment

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4
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Where did Asch’s line experiment take place?

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USA

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5
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When did Asch’s line experiment take place?

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1951

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6
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What is a confederate?

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research actors in psychology experiments that secretly act along with actual subjects

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Asch’s baseline -

What % do naïve subjects conform to the majority?

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37%

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Asch’s baseline -

What % of naïve subjects conform at least once?

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75%

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9
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Informational Social Influence -

Why do people conform?

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People conform to ISI because they have the desire to be right

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Normative Social Influence -

Why do people conform?

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People conform to NSI because they want to be liked and be part of a group

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Informational Social Influence -

When does it occur?

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ISI occurs when a person is unsure of a situation or lacks knowledge (especially if they are under the impression that people in the group are more knowledgeable on a certain subject)

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Normative Social Influence -

When does it occur?

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NSI occurs when a person wants to avoid the embarrassing situation of disagreeing with the majority

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13
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Define Internalisation

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When a person genuinely accepts the groups position. This results in a private as well as a public change in behaviour

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Define Identification

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When a person changes their public behaviour and private beliefs, but only in the presence of the group that they are identifying with. This could be to meet the demands of a social situation or a professional role

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15
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Define Compliance

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Involves going along with others in public, but not changing private opinions or behaviour

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16
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Identification -

What is the length of time that it is likely to effect a person?

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Usually a short term change (NSI)

17
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Compliance -

What is the length of time that it is likely to effect a person?

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Superficial, temporary change and usually stops in private settings

18
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Internalisation -

What is the length of time that it is likely to effect a person?

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Likely to be permanent because attitudes have been internalised