Asch experiment Flashcards

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Define Conformity

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conformity means changing your thoughts feelings and action to match other in result to fit in.

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Is conformity different to obedience? Explain

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Yes, conformity and obedience are different. Conformity is when you go along with what a group is doing, even if you don’t agree. Obedience is when you follow direct orders from someone in authority.

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what was the aim of Ash experiment

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To see if people would conform to group pressure even when the group is clearly wrong.

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what’s the Hypothesis of the ash experiment

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it is hypothesis that the Asch conformity experiment was that people would conform to the group’s incorrect answers, even when they knew the correct answer, due to social pressure.

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whats the DV (dependent variable
changing)

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The independent variable is the group’s wrong answers.

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Whats the DV dependent variable: measuring (what are we measuring the effect of)

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The DV is the wether the participants conforms to the group’s wrong answer

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Strengths & Weakness of the experiment (Describe 2 strength and weakness of the experimental design):

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  1. The experiment cearly demnostred the power of scoial influnce, showing how people conform the group pressure
  2. Revealed Group Influence: It highlighted how group opinions can shape individual choices.
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