week two - social influence Flashcards

Social influence

1
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What are the three major kinds of social influence

A

Conformity, compliance and obedience

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What is conformity

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The tendency to change ones perceptions, beliefs or behavior in response to real or imagines pressure from others

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3
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When does compliance happen

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when you conform an expectation or request without really believing it

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4
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Who conducted the two major studies on compliance

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Sherif (1936) and Asch (1951;1956)

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5
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What are two major factors why people conform

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Informational influence and Normative influence

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What is informational influence

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influence producing conformity when a person believes others are correct in their judgment

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What is normative influence

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influence that produces conformity when a person fears the negative consequences of appearing deviant

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8
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What are the two different types of conformity sources of influence produce

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Private conformity and Public conformity

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What is private conformity

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changes in beliefs when a person truly accepts the position taken by others

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What is public conformity

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superficial change in behavior produced by real or imagined group pressure without change in opinion

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What is complience

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Changes in behavior elicited by direct requests from others

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12
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What are the six compliance techniques

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Free gift technique,
Door in the face technique
Foot in door technique
Low balling technique
That’s not all technique
Scarcity technique:

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What is the free gift technique

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giving small gift to someone or doing a favor to increase likelihood to comply with subsequent request

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what is Door in the face technique

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in which ones make an initial small request followed by a larger request involving the real behavior of interest first request is large, request made close in time

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what is the Low balling technique

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strategy in which the person secures agreement with a request, but then increases the size of request by revealing hidden costs

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16
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What is Foot in door technique

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a compliance technique in which one makes an initial small request followed by a larger request involving the real behavior of interest

17
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What is the That’s not all technique

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strategy in which something is added as a bonus or reduced as a discount from the original offer

18
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What is the Scarcity technique

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strategy in which appeal of item increased by making it appear rare or temporary e.g. “limited time offer!!”

19
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What is emotional contagion

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The spontaneous spread of emotions and related behaviors among individuals or groups

20
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What was the objective of Milgrims study

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exploring the willingness of individuals to follow the orders of authorities when those orders conflict with the individual’s own moral judgment.

21
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How many participants did Milgrim recruit

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40 male volunteers

22
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how many variations of Milgrams study were conducted

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18 variations