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conformity
a change in behaviour or belief to accors with others
compliance
**outward conformity**

involves publicly acting in accord with social pressure while privately disagreeing

we comply in order to reap a reward or avoid punishment
obedience
compliance that is to an explicit command
acceptance
conformity that involves both acting and believing in accord w/ social pressure

sometimes follows compliance
autokinetic phenomenon
self(auto) motion(kinetic)

the apparent movement of a stationary point of light in the dark.

ex- seeing a star as a satellite
the chameleon effect
more likely to rub your face when someone else does the same

this inclines us to feel like that other person...enhances social bonds
the Werther effect
refers to the massive wave of emulation suicides after a widely publicized suicide, with the number of suicides increasing proportionally to how widely covered the suicide is.

The more similar the person in the publicized suicide is to the people exposed to the information about it, the more likely the age group or demographic is to commit suicide. Upon learning of someone else's suicide many people decide that action is appropriate for them as well, especially if the publicized suicide was of someone in a similar situation as them. Whatever happens in the publicized case is imitated.
cohesiveness
the 'we' feeling

the more cohesive a group is, the more power it has over its members
normative influence
conformity based on a person's desire to fulfill others' expectations

done to gain social acceptance
informational influence
conformity that results from accepting evidence about reality provided by others
reactance
a motive to protect or restore one's sense of freedom

arises when someone threatens our feedom of action