Social Psycholgoy Group Influence

Two or more people who interact and who influence one another.

• Groups.

• Social Facilitation

• Self-Awareness.

The tendency of people to perform simple or well-learned tasks better in front of others.

• Social Facilitation.

• Social Loafing.

• Social Comparison.

When a cyclist rides their bicycle faster with a other cyclists than when riding alone. This is an example of?

• Social Fcilitation.

• Social Loafing.

The tendency for people to exert less effort when they are working within a group rather than when they are working alone.

• Social Facilitation

• Social Loafing

• Social Comparison.

Putting in less effort when carrying something heavy with others is an example of?

• Social Fcilitation.

• Social Loafing.

• Self-awareness.

Loss of self-awareness and evaluation apprehension in groups.

• Social Loafing.

• Evaluation apprehnsion.

• Deindivisuation.

The feeling you get when you are within a very large group such as in a concert or a movie theatre is?

• Social loafing.

• Self -awareness.

• Deindivisuation.

A self-conscious state in which attention focuses on oneself. It makes people more sensitive to their own attitudes and dispositions.

• Self-awareness.

• Deindivisuation.

• Social comparison.

Which of these is the opposite of Social Facilitation?

• Social Loafing.

• Self-awareness.

• Deindivisuation.

Which of these is the opposite of Self-awareness.

• Social Loafing.

• Deindiviuation.

• Evaluation apprehension.