Test

Question 1

Structure

Answer 1

PEEL x3 + Intro and conclusion (1 of each)
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
EVIDENCE

Question 2

Procedure

Answer 2

6-8 groups
123 undergraduate male Americans
Real ones sat 2nd from end

Question 3

Findings

Answer 3

75% conformed at least once
32% average conformity rates

Question 4

Conclusion

Answer 4

Conform due to NSI (unambiguous)

Question 5

Variations

Answer 5

Group size
Unanimity
Task difficulty

Question 6

Group size percentages

Answer 6

1 other person = 3%
2 others = 13%
3 others = 32%

Question 7

Unanimity dissenter percentage

Answer 7

5.5% decrease

Question 8

AO3

Answer 8

lacks temporal validity (McCarthyism 1950s) – Perrin and Spencer replicated 1980 and only 1/396 conformed) and mundane realism becuase it doesn’t reperesent conformity in real world so lacks generalisability
Ignores gender differences: NETO EXPeriment: females conform more, lacks populational external validity

Question 9

Dual

Answer 9

NSI – change behaviour/ opinion to be liked – temporary change – leads to compliance
ISI – change behaviour/ opinion to be right – permanent change – leads to internalisation