Informational influence = a change of attitude/ behaviour because other people’s behaviour provides information about what is the correct thing to do.
Normative influence = when people provide information about what is the appropriate thing to do
Sherif: autokinetic effect (stationary small light appears to move in a dark room)
three participants in the same room, took turns in reporting their estimate.
Their judgments converged over time.
Risky shift phenomenon = groups make more risks than individuals
group polarization = normative views become more extreme over time
group think = extreme polarization that involves deterioration in mental efficiency, reality testing, and moral judgment due to group isolation and an excessive desire to achieve/ maintain consensus