Social behaiviour - obedience and apathy Flashcards

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What did Milgram’s research establish?

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Obedience to authority - ordinary man vs scientist in white coat.

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What was the MHRC encounter and how did it differ from Milgram?

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Market research discussion meeting - 9 genuine participants per panel, legal case – company vs individual, discussion, role playing, signing permissions. Only 4/33 panels all group signed. Had 9 naive participants instead of 1 (Milgram).

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What are Latané’s law of social impact?

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Strength/legitimacy - eg uniform or seniority

Number - group disobedience

Immediacy - feedback

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What is the one thing that nearly always makes a difference with regards to the bystander effect?

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The absence of bystanders.

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What social factors may prevent a person from acting?

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Social definition - others not responsing, no emergency.

Diffusion of responsibility - part of group, transfer the responsibilty.

Audience inhibition - self-conscious, fear of social blunder

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What non-social factors might stop a person from acting?

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Ambiguity of the situation - playing or being attacked?

Personality

Treat - will they turn on me

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