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Social influence
Crowd and collective behaviour
Social and dispositional factors
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Cards (8)
Social factor - Social loafing
If we are doing a
group
task, we would put less
effort
in than if we were doing the task
ourselves
Social loafing - evaluation
Weakness
People put
equal
amounts of effort into
group
tasks
Social factor - Culture
Influences whether we change
behaviour
or not
Individualistic
cultures are used to being
independent
while
collectivist
cultures are used to working in
groups
People in collectivist cultures are less likely to change their
behaviour
Culture - evaluation
Weakness
We shouldn't make
generalisations
about whole
cultures
as people can
vary
within the culture
Dispositional factor - Personality
People with an internal
Locus of control
are less likely to change their behaviour within a group as they are
independent
Personality - evaluation
Weakness
Inappropriate to conclude whether someone is
internal
or
external
based on one questionnaire
Dispositional factor - Morals
People with
greater
morals are
less likely
to change their behaviour in a group because they are
concerned
about others
Morals - evaluation
Strength
Evidence of
morality
in
Milgram's
experiment
Someone stopped at 150v due to their
high morals