• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/5

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

5 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
  • 3rd side (hint)
Asch - Aims and Context
Keywords:
Conformity
Deviance
Public Compliance
Private Acceptance
Ambigious
Unambigious
Autokinect effect
Jenness
Sheriff
Demand Characteristics
• Define conformity
• Define deviance
• Explain public compliance
• Explain private acceptance
• Describe Jenness’ study
• Describe Jenness’ findings
• Describe Sherif’s study
• Describe Sherif’s findings
• Problems Asch found with these studies
• Other reasons why conformity is worth looking at
• Describe Asch’s aims
• How will Asch do this.
Asch - Procedures
Keywords:
Naive pps
Critical trials
Seating plan
Debrief
Variations to original study
• How many pps?
• Where were they from?
• How were they selected
• What were they asked to do?
• How many pps were in a group?
• What were the seating plans?
• What did the pps do?
• How many critical trials were there?
• What happened after the study was over?
• Describe the 5 variations from the original study.
Asch - Findings and Conclusions
Keywords:
Critical trials
Conformed
Deviated
Consistency
Surprising
Conclusion
• What % conformed overall?
• What % did not conform?
• What % never conformed?
• What % conformed at least once?
• What characteristic was common throughout the pps?
• What was surprising about the results?
• What is unhealthy about a majority influence?
• What effect did smaller groups and awkward partners have on conformity?
• What does the group have to be in order for conformity to occur?
• What fraction of pps still resisted conformity?
Asch - Methodology
Keywords:
Method
Reliability
Validity
Ethical Issues
Sampling
• Describe the method – strengths and weaknesses– link to the study
• Describe the sample – Where are they from? How were they selected? Who are they? - link to the study
• Describe reliability – Replications? Findings – What does this mean about the original? – link to the study
• Describe validity – Issues with validity? Internal and ecological – link to the study
• Describe ethical issues- Lack of informed consent – Deception – Psychological harm – link to the study
Asch - Alternative Evidence
Keywords:
Support
Contradicts
Expands
• Brief description of Asch’s conclusions
• One study that supports Asch – Nicholson et al (1985)– It supports because…
• One study that contradicts Asch – Perrin and Spencer (1980) – it contradicts because…
• One study that expands Asch – Smith and Bond (1988) – it expands because…
• Overall conclusion…