types of conformity

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A level Psychology (social influence) Flashcards on types of conformity, created by pearl tshimbalanga on 15/11/2017.
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what is internalisation? when you agree with a groups opinions because you actually believe in their ideas.
what is identification? when we conform to the opinions or behaviours of others because there is something about the group that we value and want to be a part of.
what is compliance? when you agree with a group just to 'go with the flow' and avoid conflict, but privately do not change your opinion.
who suggested the 3 types of conformity? herbert kelman (1958)
who came up with the 'two-process' approach? deutsh and gerrard
what is informational social influence? its about who has the better information- its when we follow others because we want to be right.
what is normative information? when we agree with groups for acceptance.
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