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social influence
obedience
explanations for obedience
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agentic state
when someone is higher up the
social hierarchy
, you act as an agent for them and we are following orders, feel powerless to disobey
autonomous state
where we are
independent
and have free will over our actions
agentic shift
when ordered by an
authority figure
we shift from
autonomous
state to agentic state
binding factors
aspects of the situation that allows the person to ignore the
damaging
effect of their behaviour and thus reducing the
moral strain
they are feeling
legitimate authority
some people have
power
to punish
others
destructive authority
when authority figures have exploited
legitimate
authority to cause destruction