Higher Conformity quiz.

When an individual changes their beliefs and behaviours when with the group. If they leave the group, their behaviour and beliefs may revert back. This definition refers to...

• Compliance

• Identification

• Internalisation.

Internalisation is often caused by​ (a)   ​ On the other hand, normative influence is often caused by​​ (b)  

• informational influence.
• normative influence.
• Identification.
• compliance.
• task difficulty.

Jenness investigated conformity due to ​ (a)   On the other hand, Asch and ​ (b)   investigated the role of ​ (c)  

• informational influence.
• Mori and Arai
• Jenness
• compliance.
• Internalisation.
• normative influence.
• conformity.

Organise these options into the right categories.

Groups:

(a) Individual.

,

(b) Situational.

,

(c) Cultural.

• Collectivist.

• Individualist.

• Time period.

• Group unanimity.

• Self-esteem

• Group size

• Gender.

• Task difficulty.

When Asch carried out a variation of his length of lines task and broke unanimity, conformity dropped from...

• 40% - 8%.

• 37.5% - 5%.

• 80% - 32%.

• 32% - 5%.

Reorder the following.

• Conformity can be used as strategy to

• integrate with others. Therefore, those with

• low self-esteem are believed to conform

• more than those with high self-esteem with the aim

• of boosting their self-esteem.

Organise these options into the right category based on which traits / categories the culture values.

Groups:

(a) Collectivist

,

(b) Individualist.

• Uniqueness.

• Individuality.

• Self-expression.

• Group harmony.

• Being considerate.

• Independence.

• Autonomy.

• Selflessness.

• Kindness.

Describe the three key statistics from the Mori and Arai (2010) study.

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