Independent Behaviour Flashcards

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What is anti conformity?

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A consistent opposition to the norms of the group (deliberate)

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What is independent behaviour?

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Not altered despite pressures to conform and obey

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What are the four ways to resist confomrity?

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Desire to maintain control
Roles of allies
Moral considerations
Nonconformist personality

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What impact does desire to maintain control have?

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Believe that they are in control of life events

Experience pressures is seen as a threat to personal freedom and control

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What impact does the role of allies have?

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In Asch study conformity feel when a confederate agreed with their view
Social support reduces conformity

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What was Allen and Levine’s study?

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Asch type study three conditional
Valid social support good eyesight 
Invalid social support poor eyesight 
Both reduced conformity 
Valid had more of an impact
Social support is helpful in reducing conformity
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What impact does moral considerations?

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Asch study showed normative social influence
Even when they know they are wrong agree to avoid unwanted attention
Psychological cost were low however if the task involves moral judgement they are higher

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What was Hornsey et al’s study?

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Little movement to the majority was seen when a discussion had moral significance involving public behaviour (e.g. cheating)

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What impact does non conformist personality have?

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Nonconformist means they are aware of the social norms but intentionally choose to oppose it

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What was Griskevicius et al’s study?

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Women are likely to conform to what they think others want

Where as men are likely to non-conform if they believe they appear unique

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What are the five main points to resist pressure to obey?

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Actions - consequences 
Moral considerations 
Social support
Heroism social 
Individual differences
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How can actions and social support impact?

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Seeing the consequences of actions and having support resist obeying helps

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How can social heroism resist pressure to obey?

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Putting self at risk in order to carry out an important principle

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What was zimbardos findings into obey?

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Social heroism imagination that leads people to imagine the actions and consequences of them
This mental orientation leads people to act more heroically

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What impact does individual differences have?

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Everyone acts different
Less educated more likely to resist
Roman Catholics more likely to obey where as Protestants resist

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Study by Kohlberg et al into moral considerations of resisting to obey?

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Base decisions on moral principles
Those with less developed likely to obey
Defiant were likely to resist

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What are the four ways to resist confomrity?

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Desire to maintain control
Roles of allies
Moral considerations
Nonconformist personality

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What impact does desire to maintain control have?

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Believe that they are in control of life events

Experience pressures is seen as a threat to personal freedom and control

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What impact does the role of allies have?

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In Asch study conformity feel when a confederate agreed with their view
Social support reduces conformity

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What was Allen and Levine’s study?

A
Asch type study three conditional
Valid social support good eyesight 
Invalid social support poor eyesight 
Both reduced conformity 
Valid had more of an impact
Social support is helpful in reducing conformity
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What impact does moral considerations?

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Asch study showed normative social influence
Even when they know they are wrong agree to avoid unwanted attention
Psychological cost were low however if the task involves moral judgement they are higher

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What was Hornsey et al’s study?

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Little movement to the majority was seen when a discussion had moral significance involving public behaviour (e.g. cheating)