Social control Flashcards

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Perfect Paragraph - social control

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  • Definition of social control
  • Example of where a theory has helped us to understand changes in behaviour
  • Explaining the positive and negative issue os social control
  • Any research to support the positive or negative issure of social control?
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Paragraph structure study social control

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  • Define
  • Procedural details
  • Benefits
  • Costs
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What is Legitimate power?

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Belief that the person has the formal right to make demands and expect others to be compliant​

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What is reward power?

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The person has the ability to compensate (reward) another person for their compliance​

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What is Expert power?

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Based in the person’s high level of skills and knowledge (experts in their field)

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What is referent power?

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The result of a person’s perceived attractiveness, worthiness etc

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What is coercice power?

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The believe that a person can punish others for non compliance

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What is informational power?

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A persons ability to control the information that other needs to accomplish something?

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Who names all the powers of the therapist?

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French and Raven

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What are some positive forms of social control in social psychology?

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Reducing prejudice – superordinate goals, boosting self-esteem, jigsaw classroom​

Maintaining stable society using agency theory (police) ​

ACT (closely supervised care in the community)​

Understanding how/why people obey someone in authority/uniform (crowd control – SIT; police in uniform, S &J)
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What are some negative forms of social control in social psychology?

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Reducing prejudice – superordinate goals, boosting self-esteem, jigsaw classroom​

Maintaining stable society using agency theory (police) ​

ACT (closely supervised care in the community)​

Understanding how/why people obey someone in authority/uniform (crowd control – SIT; police in uniform, S &J)
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What are some postive forms of social control in cognitive psychology?

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CBT (Anger management)​

Understanding of memory in court situations​

Brain damaged patients
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What are some negative forms of social control in cognitive psychology?

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Manipulation of memories (e.g. false memory syndrome – Loftus was able to get pps to remember seeing Bugs Bunny in Disneyland.​

Manipulating episodic memories​

Bain damaged patients
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What are some positive forms of social control in biological psychology?

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Reducing physical aggression from becoming social aggression (Brendgen)​

Reduction in aggression (e.g. fish oil tablets – Raine, amygdalaotomies, chemical castration)​

Drug addiction​

Drug therapy
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What are some negative forms of social control in biological psychology?

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Pre-frontal lobotomy (historical)​

ECT (historical)​

Chemical castration​

Pre-emptive screening for behaviours​
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What are some positive forms of social control in learning psychology?

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Treatment using SD, flooding, aversion therapy, TEP​

Prison ​

Censorship & the watershed​

Use of positive role models in the media
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What are some negative forms of social control in learning psychology?

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Power of therapist – unequal relationship open to abuse​

Conditioning someone to behave in a particular way​

Aversion therapy & TEP​

Advertising & store cards that reward loyalty​

Censorship
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What are some positives uses of social control?

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SD, flooding – phobias
Public health methods promoted via CC (association with positive outcomes)

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What are some misus of social control?

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Conditioning can be used for advertising / persuading society to buy products
Flooding
Fear of rats could be a form of long-lasting control (as Albert withdrawn and so no follow up)

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What methodology was used in Watson and Rayner?

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W & R – methodology – done on one boy. Findings and associated treatments may not be appropriate for all.
Empirical methods not subjective
Credible & scientific – valid
Capafons support

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What is some positive use of social control in Baddeley?

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Led to the understanding of effective learning and revision techniques.

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What is some methodology used in Baddeley?

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Lab experiment – not generalisable, high internal validity, low ecological validity, reliable, ethical

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What is a positive use of social control?

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Jigsaw method
Super ordinate goals in workplaces
Increasing contact in communities

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What is a misues of social control?

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Facilitation of conditions needed to cause prejudice
Create real or imagined competition between groups (e.g. scarcity of jobs)

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What is the methodology used in Sherif?

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Field study
Sample
SOG didn’t work first time round
Good external validity

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What is the positive use of social control in Raine?

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May lead to innovative treatments (e.g. omega 3)
Interventions put in place to prevent serious crimes such as murder
Benefit of society?

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What is a misues of social control in Raine?

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Could be used for screening
Potential labelling
Potential for discrimination (e.g. in employment)

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What methodology was used in Raine?

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Difficulty in isolating a single brain structure results in erroneous / subjective conclusions
PET scans may cause stress
Sample size / validity etc
Issues with validity of original research

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What is a positive use of social control in Rosenhan?

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Highlights the impacts of labelling
Has resulted in improvements in ICD, DSM and psychiatric institutions.

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What is a misuse of social control?

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Mistrust of the psychiatric community
Use of mental illness label for discrimination (e.g. Employment)
Medical insurance payouts to doctors.due to excess labelling

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What methodology was used in Rosenhan?

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Covert pp observation – high in ecological validity, GRVE