social influence

Question 1

obedience

Answer 1

complying with the orders of an authority figure

Question 2

authority figure

Answer 2

someone with more power and control

Question 3

conformity

Answer 3

matching behaviors and beliefs of others in order to fit in

Question 4

types of conforming behavior

Answer 4

compliance
internalization
Identification

Question 5

compliance

Answer 5

going along with the majority even though we privately do not agree

Question 6

Internalization

Answer 6

going along with a group because we do not know how to behave and genuinely accept the beliefs

Question 7

Identification

Answer 7

temporarily adopting the behaviors of a group

Question 8

Normative social influence

Answer 8

compliance because of need to fit in (superficial change)

Question 9

Informational social influence

Answer 9

adopt to others beliefs and behaviors

Question 10

short term normative social influence

Answer 10

going along with other people to fit in for a short amount of time

Question 11

DeIndividualization

Answer 11

loss of personal awareness and responsibility when in a group setting

Question 12

prosocial behavior

Answer 12

helpful, kind, cooperative and peaceful

Question 13

Antisocial behavior

Answer 13

unhelpful, destructive and aggressive

Question 14

what did milgrim find out increases levels of obedience

Answer 14

proximity, legitimacy and power

Question 15

loss of identity

Answer 15

more anonymous (DeIndividualization)

Question 16

how to prevent blind obedience

Answer 16

1- social support
2- Familiarity to the situation
3- distance (proximity)
4- Education

Question 17

1- social support

Answer 17

in miligrims research,

when an ally is present we look for support from them

Question 18

2- Familiarity to the situation

Answer 18

more likely to obey orders when we don’t know what to do or how to behave

Question 19

3- distance (proximity)

Answer 19

more distance = less obedience

Question 20

bystander effect

Answer 20

failing to help others when they are need because you believe that someone else will help them

Question 21

diffusion of responsibility

Answer 21

more crowd = less responsibility

Question 22

noticing the event

Answer 22

larger group = less attention

Question 23

pluralistic ignorance

Answer 23

interpret the situation based off of other reactions

Question 24

cost of helping

Answer 24

if its dangerous to be involved, less likely to help

Question 25

audience inhibition

Answer 25

not wanting to look foolish

Question 26

competence

Answer 26

if they are able to help or not

Question 27

locus of control (internal and external)

Answer 27

event where we believe has control over us

internal = personal control

external = other situational factors