types of conformity (kelman)

Question 1

internalisation

Answer 1

deep
take on majority view because we accept it as correct
leads to a permanent change in behaviour even when group is absent

Question 2

identification

Answer 2

moderate
act in the same way as group because we value and want to be a part of it
don’t necessarily agree with everything group/majority believes
may conform because the group has value ie social status

Question 3

compliance

Answer 3

superficial and temporary
outwardly go along with majority but privately disagree
behavioural change lasts as long as the group is monitoring it