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What is the definition of Conformity?

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Is a type of social influence, involving a change in belief or behaviour, in order to fit in with a group.

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What is the definition for Internalisation

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when someone has been persuaded or convinced to agree with something.

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What is the definition of Identification?

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Person, who identifies with a social role and conforms to what is expected of them.

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What is the definition of compliance?

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When you don’t agree with something privately, but you go along with it publically.

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What is Normative social Influence?

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about fitting in and being accepted by other people (desire to be liked)

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What is informational social influence?

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about believing that others know better than you or have more information (desire to be right)

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What did Asch (1956) do?

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He did the compliance research.

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who created the identification research?

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Zimbardo (1971)

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What is the definition of obedience to authority?

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is a form of social influence, that involves performing an action under the order of an authority figure.

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What is the agentic state theory?

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is when you act for someone else as an agent and don’t feel responsible for your actions.

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What is the agentic shift?

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when people start of autonomous (independent) way feeling responsible for their actions and then move into a state where they are obedient, and see themselves carrying out someone else’s orders.

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What is the definition of legitimate authority?

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Someone who is perceived to be in a position of social control within a situation (e.g. an experimenter, teacher, police officer).

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What are situational variables?

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these are what affect levels of obedience- proximity, location and uniform (PUL)

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What is the definition of authoritarian personality?

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a state of mind or attitude, characterized by belief in absolute obedience or submission to one’s own authority.

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What is the locus of control?

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is a person’s perception of the personal control they have over their behaviour.

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What is the locus of control?

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is a person’s perception of the personal control they have over their behaviour. This is whether you believe that you have control over your life or whether you think it is down to fate.

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What is meant be consistency?

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Sticking with the same message and when the beliefs are strong and is consistent over time.

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What is meant by flexibility?

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Adapting to the message to avoid dogmatism (don’t change their view or opinion at all).

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What is the Snowball Effect?

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process starts from initial state of small significance and builds upon itself, becoming bigger or more serious and perhaps potentially dangerous, though it may be beneficial.

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What is the social impact theory?

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uses mathematical equations to predict the level of social impact created by specific social situations.

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what is the definition of obedience?

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if you obey to someone’s instructions, who has ,ore authority.

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What are Buffers?

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anything that reduces the immediacy and impact of the orders given, or reduce despersonalisation of the victim.

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what is Graduated commitment?

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When the commitment and efforts takes a while to happen gradually.

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What are Allies?

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A trusted companion, who can help and stick by you in a time of need.

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what is minority influence?

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when behaviour of a larger number of people affects behaviour of a small group of people.