social influence Flashcards
compliance
-most superficial and least permanent
-publically change but privately revert back
-linked to NSI
identification
-individuals look to a group for guidance
-adjust their behaviour because membership of the group is desirable
-once membership is no longer desirable, they may revert back
internalisation
-most permanent change and least superficial
-publicly and privately change their beliefs
-accept the attitudes in to our own cognitions
informative social influence
-desire to be right
-individual is unsure about how to behave
-seeking info and assume it is right
-lead to internalisation
-cognitive process
normative social influence
-desire to be liked
-go with a group to avoid ridicule and gain acceptance from them
-emotional process
RTS ISI as an explanantion for conformity
-conducted by jeness