Conformity: types and explanations

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