resistance to social influence
Cards (31)
- What is social support in the context of resistance to social influence?
- How does social support affect conformity and obedience?
- What was the result of Milgram’s variation with a disobedient confederate?
- What does locus of control measure?
- How do 'internals' differ from 'externals' in locus of control?
- Why are 'internals' more likely to resist influence?
- What did Allen and Levine (1971) find about social support?
- What percentage of 'internals' refused to obey in Holland's study?
- What did Twenge et al. (2004) find about locus of control in Americans?
- What is minority influence?
- What are the three key factors for successful minority influence?
- What is the snowball effect in minority influence?
- How did Moscovici's study demonstrate the importance of consistency?
- What is a limitation of Moscovici's research on minority influence?
- What happens when participants can write answers down in Moscovici's variation?
- What is social change?
- How can a minority influence social change?
- What is social cryptoamnesia?
- How does normative influence affect social change?
- What did Nolan et al. (2008) find about energy use messages?
- What do studies like Moscovici, Asch, and Milgram suggest about social change?
- Why does social change happen slowly in reality?
- Who studied conformity by judging line lengths?
- What is the definition of obedience?
- Which explanation of conformity results in internalisation?
- What percentage of Milgram’s participants went to the maximum shock level?
- Who developed the concept of the authoritarian personality?
- Are people with an external locus of control more or less likely to conform?
- How many participants were in Milgram’s original study?
- Where did Zimbardo’s prison study take place?
- Which of these is not a type of conformity?