Minority Influence. Flashcards

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How is snowball effect caused?

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Minorities change majority opinions at a slow process and it gets faster

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How to minority attempt to change views?

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By ISI which results to internalisation.

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Describe consistency.

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Minority needs to demonstrate it is confident in its view and repeat message overtime so arguement seems powerful.

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Describe commitment.

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If minority are willing to suffer for their views but still hold them, majority will take them seriously known as the augmentation principle.

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Describe flexibility.

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They need the ability to appear to consider valid counter arguements and slightly compromise.

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Supporting evidence for minority influence?

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moscovici: groups of 4 pts and 2 confederates were shown 36 blue slides of different shades in two conditions. In first a consistent minority stated that every slide was green. 32% of pts gave same answer as minority at least once, with wrong answers given by pts on 8.4% of trials. Compared to only 1.25% when minority was inconsistent.

68% DIDNT agree with minority.

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AO3 for minority influence.

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Minorities have caused social change like gay rights movement and environmental group.

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