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Social Influence
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- 1What is Compliance? (Type of Conformity)Compliance- Changing public views in order to gain approval. No private changes in opinions, but changes in public opinion. Attitude or behaviour isn't adopted because of content, but because of the rewards.
- 2What is Internalisation? (Type of Conformity)Internalisation- Individual accepts the influence because the content is consistent with their own value system. The acceptance of the groups views is both public and private.
- 3What is Identification? (Type of Conformity)Identification- Individual accepts influence because they want to be associated with a particular group. By accepting, they feel like they're a part of it. (Has elements of internalisation and compliance)
- 4What is Normative Social Influence? (Explanation of Conformity)Normative Social Influence- Individual conforms with the expectations of the majority in order to gain approval or avoid social disapproval. They must believe they are under surveillance by the group. And they do not internalise these views.
- 5What is Informational Social Influence? (Explanation of Conformity)Informational Social Influence- Result of the desire to be right. Looking to others as a way of gaining evidence about reality. Leading to internalisation.
- 6Types of Conformity: Evaluations.1. Difficulties in distinguishing between Compliance and Internalisation. Complicated by the way we define and measure public compliance and
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- A set of flashcards to help with A Level Psychology- Social Influence revision.
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- Charlotte Osborne
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