Social influence psychology

• What is compliance?


  The willingness to do something because of social pressure or expectations.
• What is conformity?


  The act of changing one's behavior or attitude to fit in with a group or individual.
• Obedience


  Following rules or commands given by an authority figure.
• Compliance


  Giving in to the requests of others due to social pressure.
• Conformity


  The act of changing one's behavior or opinion to match that of a group.
• Internalization


  A adopting the attitudes or behaviors of a group or individual because we genuinely believe in their value.
• Group Size


  The larger the group, the more influence it tends to exert.
• Authority Principle


  The tendency to follow the advice or guidance of authority figures.
• Intergroup Bias


  The tendency to favor one's own group over other groups, often leading to prejudice and discrimination.
• Social Norms

  The social pressures and expectations that influence our behaviors and attitudes towards the environment.
• Social Influence


  The impact of social factors on individual behavior, attitudes, and emotions.
• Social Skills


  The ability to interact effectively with others, often influenced by social and cultural factors.
• Authenticity


  The quality of being genuine and sincere, often influenced by social and cultural factors.
• Legitimate Power


  The use of social norms, rules, and expectations to get others to do what you want, often influenced by social and cultural factors.
• Social Change


  The process of altering the social norms, values, and institutions of a society, often influenced by social and cultural factors.
• Social Norms


  The unwritten rules that govern behavior and attitudes in a particular group or society, often influencing health behaviors, often influenced by social and cultural factors.
• Social Support Network


  The network of people who provide emotional, practical, and social support, often influencing health outcomes, often influenced by social and cultural factors.
• Positive Deviance


  The phenomenon of individuals or groups that defy social norms and engage in healthy behaviors, often influencing health outcomes, often influenced by social and cultural factors.