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Peer Influences
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- 1SLTwe learn behaviours through imitation but only from people we respect
- 2Vicarious Reinforcementwatching others and if the behaviour is reinforced then the individual is likely to repeat the behaviour
- 3How could SLT explain a gambling problem?people could see someone winning and could associate it with winning (reward) so will be likely to engage in the behaviour
- 4What are the 2 types of social norms?descriptive and injunctive
- 5Descriptive Normsan individual's perception of how much others engage in behaviours
- 6Injunctive Normswhat an individual perceives as others' approval of the behaviour
- 7Young People and Drinkingit is argued by many that students will overestimate how much their peers are drinking (descriptive) and they also think it is more socially acceptable to drink large amounts than it actually is (injunctive)
- 8Perkins and Berkowitz 1986high proportion of students believed that being intoxicated was only acceptable in limited circumstances. however high proportion also thought their peers believed that it was acceptable
- 9Social Norms Marketing Advertisingaims to change students perceptions of their peers drinking habits through use of mass media and other communication techniques
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- A level Psychology (Addiction) Karteikarten am Peer Influences, erstellt von Natasha Hearn am 12/12/2016.
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