Haun et al. (2014)

Which social influence did Haun et al. aim to study?

• Obedience

• Conformity/ Majority influence

• Minority influence

Which three species were used as participants in Haun et al.'s study?

• 2 yr old Humans

• Chimpanzees

• Orangutans

• Gorillas

True/False: All participants (human and non-human) were female.

• True

• False

How many human participants were there?

• 12

• 18

• 20

• 30

What research method was used to investigate conformity in this study?

• Lab observation

• Case Study

• Questionnaire

• Brain Scan

In the first part of the procedure, participants were asked to:

• Choose one of three lines with different lengths to match the example.

• Act as the "teacher" and punish the "learner's" mistakes with electric shocks.

• State whether the squares were blue or green.

• Put balls into 3 boxes, one of which would give treats.

In the second part of the procedure, participants watched three peers (others of the same species)...

• Put balls in a different box from the participant and get a treat.

• Put balls into the same box as the participant and get a treat.

• Each put balls in random boxes and get a treat.

In the final part of the experiment, how many observers watched the participants behaviour?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What behaviour were the observers coding?

• The participants' facial expressions as they watched peers.

• Signs of moral strain or distress and end the study early if necessary.

• Whether participants stay with putting balls in the same box as before, switched to copy peers or used the third box.

Haun et al. found that ______ were more likely to conform to their peers than other species.

• humans

• chimpanzees

• orangutans