Resistance to SI - Rotter/LOC - SOCIAL INFLUENCE

Question 1

what is social support

Answer 1

believing peers agree with you (situational)

Question 2

what is the locus of control

Answer 2

personality traits related to confidence (dispositional)

Question 3

who was the locus of control developed by

Answer 3

Rotter (1966)

Question 4

internal locus of control

Answer 4

belief in own agency (responsible for own fate)

Question 5

external locus of control

Answer 5

belief in external control (not responsible for own fate)

Question 6

social support experiments (2)

Answer 6

Asch (1956)

Milgram (1963)

Question 7

how does Asch (1956) support resistance to social influence

Answer 7

one confederate disagreed, conformity fell.

- compliance fell from ⅓ to 5.5%

Question 8

how does Milgram (1963) support

Answer 8

obedience fell from 65% to 10% going to 450v with dissenter.

Question 9

which locus of control is more likely to resist NSI and obedience

Answer 9

internal

Question 10

which locus of control is more likely to conform and obey more often

Answer 10

external