Social Groups

Front

Any group that individuals use as a standard for evaluating themselves

Back

Reference Group

Front

A leader who takes personal charge of group decisions, and demands total group obedience.

Back

Authoritarian

Front

According to the Milgram study people will knowingly harm others if what?

Back

An authority figure tells them they have to

Front

A group to which people feel they belong

Back

In- Group

Front

According to the Bystander Effect, people are less likely to offer help when?

Back

In a group of others

Front

What was the purpose of the Asch Experiment?

Back

To measure the effects of group pressure

Front

What is the term for a person who secretly participates in a social experiment, and is in league with the experimenter?

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Confederate

Front

A group to which an individual does not identify with.

Back

Out-Group

Front

According to the Good Samaritan what factor was most important in people stopping and helping? Options: How religious they were, Their ability to perform CPR, Their hurry factor, Nothing, no one will ever help anyone else, ever

Back

Their hurry factor

Front

Groups in which membership is beyond an individual's control

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Involuntary