1.10 Social Influence | Social Influence and Social Change Flashcards

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What are the six aspects of minority influence that lead to social change?

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  1. Drawing attention
  2. Consistency
  3. Deeper processing
  4. Augmentation Priniciple
  5. The snowball effect
  6. Social cryptoamnesia
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How can conformity lead to social change?

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Presence of a dissenter
NSI

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Give an example for dissenter.

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Protests show non-conformity and dissenter

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Give an example for NSI.

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posters about recycling which say that bin it - others do

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How can obedience lead to social change?

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  • Not obeying an authority - 65% to 10%
  • Gradual Commitment - Zimbardo small instruction obeyed more difficult to resist a bigger one
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Give examples.

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Sam in CS
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What is social change?

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This occurs when societies instead of individuals adopt new attitudes, beliefs and ways of doing things

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What is social influence?

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The process by which individuals and groups change each others attitudes and behaviours

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