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Explanation of obedience offered by Milgram and it is where an individual carries out the order of an authority figure acting as their agent
Here the person changes their public behaviour but not their private beliefs, usually a short term change and often the result of normative social influence
An American social psychologist who conducted a series of studies in the 1950's.
identified by Adorno and refers to a person who has extreme respect for authority and is more likely to be obedient to those who hold power over them
typically involves some form of personal sacrifice, which shows the majority that one is not just acting out of self interest
where someone changes their behaviour or beliefs due to real or imagined pressure from others
people act in this way because they feel that it is expected of them in the roles within a social group
where a person conforms to gain knowledge or because they believe someone else is 'right'
middle level of conformity, changes public behaviour and their private beliefs but only when they are in the presence of a group they are identifying with
deepest level of conformity, changes both public and private beliefs, usually a long term change and is often the result of informational social influence
American social psychologist who conducted research into obedience
conducted the Stanford Prison experiment
refers to the extent that members of a majority agree with one another
Asch found that when he made the line judgement task more difficult , conformity levels increased, what is this called?
refers to the ways in which a society develops over time to replace beliefs, attitudes and behaviour with new norms and expectations

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