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social influence
explanation and types of conformity
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internalisation
where you accept the groups
beliefs
as your own- as you believe it is
correct
permanant
change in behaviour publically and
privately
closely
linked to
ISI
identification
agree
with behaviours of the group
temporarly
as you want to be accepted- no real opinion
compliance
superficial
and
temporary
change of behaviour
change view
publically
but not
privately
not a
permanent
change- last only when group is present as want to be
accepted
links to
isi
informational
social influence
unsure or lacking knowledge so accept group as
correct
as you believe it is
correct
cognitive process
leads to
internalisation- permanent
change publically and
privately
normative social influence
agreeing
with the
majority
as want to be accepted or part of a group- dont want to be rejected
emotional process
linked to
compliance-
agreeing publically but not changing behaviour
privately