Social Change Flashcards

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What is social change?

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The process by which whole societies adopt new attitudes, beliefs and ways of doing things e.g. gay rights

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How does gradual commitment lead to social change?

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Once a small instruction is obeyed, it becomes more difficult to resist a bigger one.

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How does normative social influence create social change?

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Provides information about what other people are doing

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Normative social influence: AO3?

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Jessica Nolan’s experiment shows that conformity (majority influence) can lead to social change through normative social influence

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What is a counterpoint to AO3 normative social influence?

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David Foxcroft’s experiment showed that using normative influence does not always produce long-term social change

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6 steps to social change?

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1) drawing attention
2) consistency
3) deeper processing of the issue
4) augmentation principle
5) snowball effect
6) social cryptomnesia

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