Chapter 9 Flashcards

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What is informational influence?

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When we conform to others because we believe they have accurate information
-leads to private acceptance
- actually changes your attitudes

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Normative influence

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When we conform to others because we want them to like and accept us
- leads go temporary public compliance

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Sherifs auto kinetic effect experiment

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Aims of demonstrating that people conform to group norms when they are put in an ambiguous situation

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Asch’s Line

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When participants were alone, they got the answer 100% right
-when they were with others, they got it wrong 1/3 of the time

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What were the participants feelings in the milgram study? How did proximity effect obedience?

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Participants felt less confusion and stress because their actions seemed justified when experimenters took responsibility
-the closer the teachers were to students, the less likely they were to give maximum shock

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Negative state relief hypothesis

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Negative moods increase compliance because doing something for someone else helps to make you feel better

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