Social Approach

Question 1

Social assumption

Answer 1

Other people and surrounding environment are major influences on behaviour, thought processes and emotions.

Question 2

Social issues/debates

Answer 2

• bad ethics
• limited samples
• ethnocentric
• situational
• useful
• both data
• ev

Question 3

Social studies

Answer 3

AS: milgram(controlled observation), reicher and haslam(experimental case study), piliavin( field experiment).

A2: Farrington(longitudinal self report) Sutherland(da theory) waxler Morrison (quasi experiment and SR) Kanner (self report)

Question 4

Social strengths

Answer 4

1. EV
   Piliavin
2. Both data
   Piliavin
3. Useful
   R&H don’t always conform to tyranny in groups

Question 5

Social weakness

Answer 5

1. Ethical issues
   Milgram
2. Andro/ethnocentric
   Farrington all boys east London.

Question 6

Social methods

Answer 6

Methods varies
Focuses on experimental:
R&H and Stanford prison experiment and Piliavin field and WM quasi.