types of conformity Flashcards
1
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what is internalisation
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making the beliefs of the group your own, the strongest type of conformity, often occurs as a result of ISI, change is permanent
2
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what is identification
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temporary change of behaviour only in the presence of a group, often linked to social roles
3
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what is compliance
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following other peoples ideas to gain approval, publicly agree but privately disagree, temporary change, likely to occur because of NSI
4
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what is conformity
A
majority influence, yielding to group pressures
