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Conformity: types and explanations
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What is the focus of lesson one in social influence?
Types and explanations
for conformity
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How does Aronson define conformity?
A change in
behavior
or
opinions
due to
pressure
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According to the study material, who defined conformity?
Elliot Aronson
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Why do people conform according to the material?
To
fit in
or avoid being
odd
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What are the three types of conformity mentioned?
Compliance
,
identification
, internalization
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What is compliance in terms of conformity?
Shallowest level of conformity
Changes
public behavior
only
Private beliefs
remain unchanged
Short-term change
to fit in
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What is internalization in terms of conformity?
Deepest and most
permanent
level
Changes both
public behavior
and
private beliefs
Change persists without group presence
Represents a
lifestyle change
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What is identification in terms of conformity?
Moderate level of conformity
Conforms to gain approval from a valued group
Internalizes
beliefs but seeks group recognition
Combines elements of
compliance
and internalization
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How can conformity be assessed in an exam?
Through
short answer
and
application questions
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What is normative social influence?
Complying to
fit in
or be accepted
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What is informational social influence?
Conforming to be
correct
and do right
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When is normative social influence most likely to occur?
When around
strangers
or close friends
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What leads to internalization according to the material?
Conforming
to be right and change beliefs
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In what situation do people conform due to informational social influence?
When an
expert
is present or
confused
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What happens in a confusing situation regarding conformity?
People follow the
majority
for guidance
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What are the evaluation points for normative social influence?
Ash's study
supports normative social influence
Participants conformed to avoid
disapproval
Conformity rates
fell without
public pressure
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What is the research support for informational social influence?
Lucas Ettel's
study on math problems
Greater conformity on
difficult
questions
Participants
relied on perceived experts
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What is a limitation of research into conformity?
Unclear if
NSI
or
ISI
is influencing
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What happens when a dissenting participant is present?
Conformity
may decrease due to support
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How many evaluation points are provided in the video?
Three
evaluation points
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What should students do for top-level essays?
Add a fourth
evaluation
point
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What should students do if they have questions?
Post them in the
comments section
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How does Aronson define conformity?
A change in
behavior
or
opinions
due to pressure
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What are the three types of conformity mentioned?
Compliance
,
identification
, and internalization
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What is the focus of lesson one in social influence?
Types and explanations
for conformity
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According to the material, do people conform?
Yes, everyone conforms to some
degree
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What characterizes compliance in conformity?
Changing public behavior
without changing beliefs
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What is internalization in the context of conformity?
Changing both
public
behavior and
private
beliefs
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How does identification differ from compliance and internalization?
It
involves
valuing
the
group
while
conforming
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Why do people comply according to the material?
To be
accepted
or fit in with the
group
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What is normative social influence?
Complying to
fit in
or avoid rejection
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What is informational social influence?
Conforming
to be correct and do the right thing
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When is normative social influence most likely to occur?
When around
strangers
or close friends
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What leads to internalization according to the material?
Conforming
to be right and changing beliefs
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What does it mean if a situation is ambivalent?
It is
confusing
and
unclear
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How might a person react in a confusing situation according to the material?
They may
conform
to the
majority's
behavior
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What does Ash's study support regarding conformity?
Normative social influence
leading to
compliance
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What happened when Ash removed public pressure in his study?
Conformity rates
fell
significantly
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What did Lucas et al.'s research find about conformity?
Greater conformity with
difficult
questions
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What is a limitation of research into conformity?
Unclear whether
NSI
or
ISI
is influencing
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