MINORITY INFLUENCE Flashcards

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1
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who found research to support consistency?

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Moscovici et al

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what did Moscovici find?

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he found that a consistent minority opinion had a greater effect on people than an inconsistent opinion

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what did Moscovici do?

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a colour perception test with green and blue slides

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4
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how many people were confederates out of these 6 ppts?

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what were the three conditions in Moscovici’s experiment?

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consistent 2 confederates consistently said slides were green
inconsistent mix and matched answer
control where there was no confederates

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in the first consistent condition what was the %of people agreeing with minority ( minority influence)?

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8.2%

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in the second inconsistent condition, what % agreed with the minority?

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only 1.25%

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how can Moscovici point be counteracted?

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had a bias sample of American females

lacks population validity and generalisability

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who support Moscovici’spoint?

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Wood et al

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what did Wood et al do?

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meta-analysis of studies were minority was influential, so consistency is a major factor in social influence

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who found research support for deeper thought?

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Martinet al

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what did Martin et al do?

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had ppts measure their support for a particular message
two conditions
hear conflicting statement
measure support again

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what were the conditions that ppts were subject to in Martin et al’s study?

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heard majority disagree with statement

heard minority disagree with statement

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what did the people in the second condition do?

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less willing to change their point, still agree with initial statement

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what does Martin et al’s study suggest?

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suggests that minority view in deeply processed and has more enduring, long lasting effect

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who found research support for internalisation?

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Moscovici

17
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what did Moscovici do to support internalisation?

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variation of his slide experiment, people wrote answer down

18
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what was private agreement greater for in Moscovici’s variation?

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greater support for the minority, but reluctant to agree publicly

19
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Moscovici’s experiment shows the _____ to social change…

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barriers to social change as people don’t want to be labelled negatively

20
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what is a limitation of research supporting minority influence?

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they have artificial tasks

21
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the artificial tasks are…

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far removed from how minorities want to change the majorities behaviour

22
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what is an example of real life minority influence?

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jury decisions, political campaigning which can be a matter of life and death

23
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find of studies like Moscovici has low…

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external validity because of it’s lack of mundane realism

24
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the lack of mundane realism means limited..

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application in what they can tell us about minority influence irl