Chapter 7 Flashcards
-conforming because you see others as a source of information
-confirming to be accurate
Informational Social Influence
-Conforming because you want to be accepted by others
-conforming to be liked
Normative Social Influence
type of explicit social influence when we behave in response to a direct or indirect request
compliance
doing favors because you will get a favor back
norm of reciprocity
- describe what people typically do
- what’s common or popular
descriptive norm
-prescribe what people should do
- what’s right
prescriptive norm
- asking someone for a small favor that they will agree to, then asking a big favor
Foot-in-the-door technique
-asking someone for a big favor that they will reject, then asking for a small favor so that they will agree
Door-in-the-face technique
a type of explicit social influence when we behave in response to an order from someone with power over us
obedience