social influence

Question 1

what is conformity

Answer 1

a change in a person’s behavior or opinions as a result of real of imagined pressure from a group or a person

Question 2

social factors that affect conformity

Answer 2

group size , anonymity , task difficulty

Question 3

dispositional factors that affect conformity

Answer 3

personality , expertise

Question 4

what is the ai of asch’s study

Answer 4

if poeple would conform to a group on aan unambigious task

Question 5

what were sasch’s study parcipants

Answer 5

all male

Question 6

what are asch’s particapnts told

Answer 6

they were taking part in a visual illusion task

Question 7

method of asch’s study

Answer 7

two white cards were displased one with a standrad line and another with three comparison lines and particpants were asked to match the standrad line to one of the theree comparison line on 18 traials and 12 of them were critical were confederates gave the wrong answers

Question 8

how many critical trails were there on asch’s study

Answer 8

12 out of 18

Question 9

reuslts of asch’s study

Answer 9

on average 75 percent the particapnats conformed at least one and on average 32 percent of particpants

Question 10

conclusion of asch’s study

Answer 10

poeple would confrm to an umabigious as a sense of group pressure

Question 11

what type of study was asch’s study

Answer 11

a lab study

Question 12

how does your personality influence your conformity levels

Answer 12

if you have a high external locus of control you are more likely goign to be able to confrom

Question 13

internal locus of control

Answer 13

when you eblieve you are in charge of your own fate. and you are more likely to resist to soical pressure

Question 14

external locus of control

Answer 14

outside factors can control your fate

Question 15

what is obedience

Answer 15

your behavior is as result of the person you view as an to an authoritative figure

Question 16

what is milgrams agency theory

Answer 16

suggests all people are likely to be obedient to an autorotative figure

Question 17

social factors affecting obedience

Answer 17

proximity , agency , authoritatiy , culture

Question 18

results of milgrams theory study

Answer 18

100 percent of prticipants would give a 300 volt electric shock to what they thought was a praticpant in the next room all of the orders of a sicientist acting as an authrative figure

Question 19

what is an autonumus state

Answer 19

we feel in charge of our decisions

Question 20

what isa agentic

Answer 20

we allow the autho=itative figure to make the diesicosion

Question 21

how does culuture affect your obeidence

Answer 21

we learn throughsocialism to repsect the same kind of pople as our teachers , our peers

Question 22

evualtion of milgram’s agency theory

Answer 22

milgarms own study supports his agency theory as 65 percent of poeple obeyed an authorative figure to give the particpant a legal shock
can be used to ecplain situation like eikhman the nzi amn
maybe dispositional factors could explain how everyone was not all obedient

Question 23

ardono theory

Answer 23

they wre personlaity differneces between those who were obediemt and those who would resist the obedient

Question 24

wuthorataian personality

Answer 24

someone who is excessively obedient has a similar condition to someone with a mental health disorder.
starts at a child and it is the trauma from a strict upbringing so the restement they had to there parents they are going to displace that on people they view as lower as them

Question 25

what did ardono use to measure the authoritarian personality

Answer 25

f-scale facism scale

Question 26

evaluation of ardono

Answer 26

can’t explain why poeple complained with the holcust

howver they can be authoritarians on the left wing politcs as well

Question 27

what is bystander behavior

Answer 27

the actions that people do or don’t take when they witness an emegrnecy situation

Question 28

social factors of bystander behavior

Answer 28

presence of others ,cost of helping

Question 29

dispositional factors of bystander behavior

Answer 29

silmarity to the victim ,expertise

Question 30

what is diffusion of responsibility

Answer 30

if there are lots of people at a situation nor helping it decreases the chance of helping

Question 31

aim of pillavin study

Answer 31

to investigate the factors that influence helping behavior on a bystander

Question 32

what type of study was pillavin

Answer 32

field study

Question 33

what is collectove behaviour

Answer 33

the actiosn that poeple take when they are part of a group

Question 34

prosicoial behaviour ing groups

Answer 34

any cosntructive behaviour in crowds

Question 35

what is antisocial behaviour in a ccrowd

Answer 35

any disruptive behviour while in a crowd

Question 36

social factors that influence collective behaviour

Answer 36

deinvidualtaion , social loafing , culture

Question 37

what si deindivualtaion

Answer 37

when your in a group you loose your identity . you are anyomus in a group and you folow the the groups choices

Question 38

what is soical loafing

Answer 38

you are going to put less efort into a task if you are with a group than dooing the task on your own

Question 39

what is a colveist

Answer 39

they are intressted in the group nneeds and helping them suceed often eastern soiciety

Question 40

what is an indualvistualist

Answer 40

when your only concereed about your own self suceeding

Question 41

dispostional factors afggecting collective behvaiour

Answer 41

personality , morality

Question 42

how does your personality affect you when your in a collect

Answer 42

your internal locus of control