Social Impact Theory Flashcards

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What are the sources?

A
  • people who provide the influence
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What are the targets?

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  • those who are influenced (those who are impacted by the influencer)
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What are three social forces?

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  • strength
  • number of sources
  • Immediacy/personal importance
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What is strength?

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  • how important the influences are to you in terms of their status, authority, age
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what does it mean by the number of sources?

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  • How many people there are in the group (sources and targets)
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What does it mean by Immediacy/personal importance?

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  • How close the group are to you at the time of the influence attempt (proximity, distance, buffers)
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What is the multiplication of impact?

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  • States if the strength is very high , this in turn increases the other two factors, therefore creating a massive impact on the target
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What is the division of impact?

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  • States when the number of targets is more than the sources, this can reduce the impact of the other two factors the source may have.
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what does it mean by the legitimacy of the system?

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  • this means the extent to which a government, army etc is a legitimate source of authority.
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what does it mean by the legitimacy of authority within the system?

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  • this is the power individuals have to give orders because their position in the system.
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what does it mean by the legitimacy of orders or demands made?

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  • his is the extent to which the order is a legitimate area for the authority figure.
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