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Compliance

Publicly but not privately agreeing with the majority

Identification

Adjust their behaviour publicly and privately, but only temporary and changes when they leave the group

Internalisation

When an individual adjusts their beliefs and behaviour because they accept it as true

Normative social influence

Need to be liked, fear rejection

Normative social influence

Need to be liked, fear rejection

Informational social influence

Need to be right, look to others for how to behave

Asch procedure

123 males


Shown a card with 3 lines and a stimulus line


Asked to say aloud which matched the stimulus


All confederates except one were told to give incorrect responses

Asch findings

Control trials: incorrect 0.7%


Critical trials: 37% confirmed


75% confirmed at least one


Normative social influence

ASCH: Group size

Majority group size increases as influence does ( only up to a certain point )


1 confederate: 3% conformity


3 consecrates : 33% conformity


Up to 15 had no influence

Asch: unanimity

When one confederate gave a correct answer conformity dropped to 5.5%


Breaking unanimity even if it's not the same answer as the p it's enough to reduce conformity

Asch: unanimity

When one confederate gave a correct answer conformity dropped to 5.5%


Breaking unanimity even if it's not the same answer as the p it's enough to reduce conformity

Asch: task difficulty

Conformity increases as task difficulty increases


Look to others for what is right


Informational social influence