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Published on Sep 15, 2020
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Social Influence
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1 - Conformity
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Normative Social Influence
To be liked, compliance, shallow
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Daniel Y. Go
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Informational Social Influence
To be right, superior knowledge, internalisation, deep
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Alex Kotliarskyi
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Compliance
Type, to be accepted, public not private
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Internalisation
Type, public and private
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Shridhar Gupta
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Identification
Group that you admire, public but maybe not private
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Jeffrey F Lin
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Schultz (2008)
NSI, 75% reused towels, towel use reduced by 25%
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Denny Müller
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Difficult to detect
People don't recognise others' behaviour as a cause for their own, Nolan
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Rod Long
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Fein (2008)
Political opinions changed when exposed to others' opinions
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ISI - type of task
Difficult - physical reality. No correct answer - more impact.
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Markus Spiske
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Compliance vs. Internalisation
Difficult to distinguish, forget info, self-perception
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2 - Majority Influence
Asch
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Line Task
123 pps, 12 critical, avg. 33%, 25% never, 75% once, 7 confeds, male
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Group Size
Variable, 3
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Unanimity
Ally same as pp 5.5%, ally diff. 9%
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Task Difficulty
Harder task, higher conformity
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Child of its time
McCarthyism, 1980 Perrin & Spencer (engineering), juvenile delinquents
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Unconvincing Confederates
Demand characteristics, Mori & Arai polarised glasses
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Annie Gavin
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Group Size
Bond, no studies of majority greater than 9
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James Cridland
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Non-conformity
2/3 didn't conform, 33% avg.
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David Rotimi
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Culture
American students, Smith, Individualist (25%) vs collectivist (37%)
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Pratham Gupta
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Ethics
Deception, informed consent
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Methodolgy
Control, reliable, cause & effect, low external validity (no mundane realism)
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3 - Conformity to social roles
Zimbardo
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Stanford Prison Study
Zimbardo, 24 pps, uniforms, findings
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Haslam and Reicher
BBC doc, 15 pps, 2 prisoners: 1 guard, no conformity to roles
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Thibault Penin
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Unethical
Harm, informed consent, Zimbardo involved, withdraw, lessons learnt
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Demand Characteristics
Students guessed purpose of study w little knowledge, Banuazizi & Movhedi
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Group Norms
Johnson and Downing, shocks, deindividuated
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Not automatic
3 types: helpful, harsh but fair, sadistic, BBC not sadistic
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External Validity
Abu Ghraib, retrieve info
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4 - Situational Factors Influencing Obedience
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Milgram Procedure
40 pps, 15V increments, up to 450V, scientific
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Milgram Findings
65% - whole way, 100% up to 300V
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Uniform
Lab coat - 65%, normal clothes - 20%
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Proximity
Phone - 21%, learner in same room - 40%, hand on plate - 30%
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Location
Yale - 65%, downtown office - 48%
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Research Support
Bickman, security (89%), milkman (57%), civilian (33%), Bushman
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John Cameron
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Ethics
Baumrind, deception, informed consent (psychiatrist), withdraw
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Internal Validity
Orne & Holland - not real, no harm, but stress genuine
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External Validity
Mandel, 1942 Nazi guards, obeyed despite factors that should ^ disobedience
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Individual Differences
Male, Milgram - 1 female, Blass 8/9 replication comparable
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5 - Explanations of obedience
Milgram
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Agentic Shift
Autonomous to agentic, less responsibility, guilt free
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Legitimate Authority
Someone else in charge, seem legitimate
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Not as swift
Lifton-gradual commitment Nazis, Staub-repeated acts of increasing evil
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Cruelty
Evil aggressive urges finding expression, SPE
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Hannah Wright
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Reduction in personal control
Fennis and Aarts - bystander effect
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Applications to real life
Loss of own moral code - danger
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Research support
Aviation crashes, Tarnow, 19/37, dependence on captain's authority
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Dispositional Factors Influencing Obedience
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6 - Authoritarian Personality
Strict adherence to conventional values, obedient to authority, strict parents
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Adorno F scale
1950s, high score, authoritarian personality, obedient
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Altemeyer (1981)
RWA, conventialism, authoritarian aggression, authoritarian submission
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John Cameron
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Elms and Milgram 1966
Follow up, 20 obedient pps, 20 disobedient pps, obedient higher on F scale, fathers
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Fake shocks/research support
Dambrun & Vatine, correlation between RWA scores & level of shock
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Left Wing
Begue, world value q, LW, lower intensity shocks
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Situation v Disposition
65-48% downtown office, if disposition, obedience wouldn't change in diff location
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Education
Middendorp & Meleon, less educated, more authoritarian, reduce b&w thinking
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Validity
Elms & Milgram, 65% all way - can't all have punitive parents
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Natalya Zaritskaya
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Questionnaire
Bad at measuring personality, understanding of q, put what they think they should
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7 - Resistance to Social Influence
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Social Support
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Hindrik S
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Locus of Control
Internal/external, q,
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Piotr Cichosz
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Untitled Slide
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SS - Asch Response Order
Levine, order matters, seat 1 lower conformity than 4, pressure doesn't build
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SS - Valid support?
Allen & Levine, the more valid the ally, the greater the reduction in conformity
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SS - Rosenstrasse
Real-life, increases population and ecological validity
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LOC - Meta Analysis
Avtgis, secondary data, set-ups poss. different, can show reliability
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LOC - NSI not ISI
Spector, external more likely to be influenced by NSI
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LOC - Society is changing
Twenge, more external, 1960-2002, culture
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8 - Minority Influence
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Committment
Suggests certainty and confidence - makes people take it seriously
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Jonathan Chng
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Consistency
Wood meta-analysis suggested consistent minorities were more effective
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Flexibility
Mugny - not too dogmatic but also not inconsistent
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Moscovici - procedures
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Moscovici - findings
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Untitled Slide
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Ski Lift
Nemeth & Brilmayer (87), flexibility, simulated jury
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Tipping point
Xie (2011), computer models based on chat network, 10%
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Do we think more?
Mackie-don't listen, Nemeth-'opens the mind', Van Dyne & Saavedra better decisions w dissenting minority
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In name only
Nemeth - only accept minority influence on surface, people get annoyed by a dissenting view that persists
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9 - Social Change
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Draw attention
e.g. suffragettes
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Cognitive Conflict
Causes people to think more
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Consistency
Moscovici
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Augmentation Principle/ commitment
Being prepared to suffer causes people to take you seriously
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Flexibility
Smoking ban, gradual progression to increasing it
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Snowball effect
Once you have a few individuals, you start to gather momentum & the minority becomes the majority
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Cryptoamnesia
Forget original message & messenger and think it was our idea - removes deviance
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Untitled Slide
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Speed
Research suggests minority influence is quick but history contradicts this, potential for change
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Hindrik S
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Deviance
Influence limited if seen as deviant as the majority doesn't want to associate w deviance
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Communist Manifesto
Act in interest of majority
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Social Norm Interventions
Drink driving, Schultz, inform people what the majority do so they do the same
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Ineffective
Norm intervention does not always work and it is costly
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Boomerang Effect
Schultz, norm intervention, 'missing out', opposite to desired effect
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