resistance to si Flashcards

(12 cards)

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What is one strength of social support in resisting harmful behaviors?

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Research evidence for the positive effects of social support

Albrecht (2006) found that pregnant adolescents with mentors were less likely to smoke than those without support.

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What did Albrecht (2006) compare in his research?

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Pregnant adolescents with access to an older mentor vs. those without social support

The study aimed to resist pressures to smoke.

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What were the results of Albrecht’s study regarding mentors and smoking?

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Those with mentors were significantly less likely to smoke

This suggests social support interventions empower individuals.

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What is another strength related to dissenting peers?

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Research evidence supporting the role of dissenting peers in resisting obedience

Gamson (1982) observed 88% of participants rebelled against orders in groups.

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What did Gamson (1982) find regarding group dynamics and obedience?

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Higher levels of resistance when participants were in groups

This indicates the power of peer support in challenging authority.

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What does dissenting peers suggest about authority?

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They can undermine the legitimacy of authority

This leads to increased resistance to obedience.

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What is a strength related to locus of control (LOC) in resistance to obedience?

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Research evidence supporting the link between LOC and resistance

Holland (1967) found that internals were more likely to resist than externals.

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What percentage of internals refused to continue to the highest shock level in Holland’s study?

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37%

Compared to 23% of externals in a Milgram-type situation.

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What does Holland’s research suggest about individuals with an internal locus of control?

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They are more likely to resist obedience

This emphasizes the role of personal beliefs in resisting authority.

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What is a limitation of the link between LOC and resistance?

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Evidence challenging the link

Twenge (2004) found increased resistance to obedience alongside an increase in external locus of control.

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What unexpected trend did Twenge (2004) find regarding resistance and locus of control?

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Resistance to authority increased, but so did external locus of control

This suggests a complex relationship not solely tied to internal locus of control.

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What does Twenge’s finding challenge regarding LOC?

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The validity of LOC as a comprehensive explanation for resistance

It indicates that resistance may not be linked solely to internal locus of control.

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