Types of Conformity

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    • What is the real-life situation mentioned in the study material?
      Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam
    • What problem have urinal designers been trying to solve?
      Splashback in male toilets
    • What are some solutions that have been tried for splashback?
      Splashback screens, rubber mats, concave urinals
    • What is a common issue in male toilets at airports?
      High cleaning costs due to splashback
    • What does the quote from Reichardt suggest about male behaviour?
      They aim at objects in the urinal
    • What is the ultimate goal of psychology mentioned in the material?
      To change behaviour
    • What image was printed in the urinals at Schiphol Airport?
      A small image of a fly
    • What percentage of men might aim towards the fly in the urinal?
      60–70%
    • What savings in cleaning costs does the fly image represent?
      20% or more
    • What is the Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) also known as?
      The "Nudge Unit"
    • What is the purpose of the BIT?
      To apply nudge theory to improve policies
    • What types of projects has the Nudge Unit devised?
      Organ donation, tax payment, charity giving
    • What is the difference between Normative and Informational Social Influences?
      Normative is compliance; informational is internalisation
    • What did Wesley Schultz et al. (2008) find about hotel guests?
      Printed messages encouraged energy saving
    • What type of social influence is associated with compliance?
      Normative social influence
    • What type of social influence is associated with internalisation?
      Informational social influence
    • What did Emma do after making friends at university?
      Joined a campaign against animal research
    • What did Sam do in response to his colleagues' views?
      Agreed with them despite his own opinion
    • What did Jim do on his first day of college?
      Followed other students to a corridor
    • What is internalisation in terms of conformity?
      Publicly and privately agreeing with a group
    • What is identification in terms of conformity?
      Conforming to a social role temporarily
    • What is compliance in terms of conformity?
      Publicly changing behaviour while privately disagreeing
    • What are the three types of conformity according to Kelman (1958)?
      1. Compliance
      2. Internalisation
      3. Identification
    • What is the definition of Normative Social Influence?
      Going along with others to be accepted
    • What is the definition of Informational Social Influence?
      Copying others because they know more
    • What is the definition of Normative Social Influence in terms of looking at others?
      Looking to see what others do to avoid being wrong
    • What is the definition of Informational Social Influence in terms of behaviour?
      Doing what others do to be liked
    • What task is assigned for homework?
      Print off research methods lesson notes
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