9. Social influence in groups Flashcards

1
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What explains minority influence? (IandG group influence)

A

Asch paradigm

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What explains majority influence? (IandG group influence)

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Moscovici paradigm

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3
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What did Asch find in his line study? (IandG group influence)

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Conformity increases with group size

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4
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What did Asch originally aim to study? (IandG group influence)

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Independence

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5
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What did Hoges and Geyer (2006) believe behaviour was? (IandG group influence)

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Pragmatic

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6
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What does social comparison theory suggest? (IandG group influence)

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  • Intrinsic desire to know ourselves
  • Desire to know if we are correct
  • Know if opinions are validated
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7
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What did Festinger (1954) believe were the two components to group formation? (IandG group influence)

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1) Group cohesion

2) Situational ambiguity

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How did Moscovichi critique Asch? (IandG group influence)

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If there was only majority influence, then we wold remain in limbo. Minority influence must be at play

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9
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How does a majority influence? (IandG group influence)

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Publicly, leading to compliance

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How does a minority influence? (IandG group influence)

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Privately, leading to conversion

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What must minorities do in order to create change? (IandG group influence)

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Be flexible and consistent

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