Types of Conformity Flashcards
1
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What is social influence?
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The process through which a person or group change thoughts, opinions or behaviours of others.
2
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Kelman
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3 types of conformity:
1) compliance
2) internalisation
3) identification
3
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What is conformity?
A
When the behaviour of an individual or small group is influenced by a larger, more dominant group.
4
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Compliance
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- weakest form of conformity
- publically changing behaviour not privately
5
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Identification
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- stronger form of conformity
- both publically and privately changing but only when with group
6
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Internalisation
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- strongest form of conformity
- publically and priavtely changing permanetly
7
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Explanations for conformity
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- normative social influence
- informational social influence
8
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Normative social influence
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- about norms that regulate behaviour of people
- what is ‘normal’ behaviour for a social group.
9
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Informational social influence
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- about who has the better info
- if u give one answer and the class gives another, u go with the classes answer