Higher Conformity quiz.

When an individual's behaviour is determined by the group. If they leave the group, their behaviour and beliefs may revert change. 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.

• Task difficulty.

• Group unanimity.

• Self-esteem

• Group size

• Individualist.

• Thought Processes

• Collectivist.

• Gender.

• Time period.

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.

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

• of boosting their self-esteem.

• integrate with others. Therefore, those with

• Conformity can be used as strategy to

• low self-esteem are believed to conform

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

Groups:

(a) Collectivist

,

(b) Individualist.

• Kindness.

• Self-expression.

• Selflessness.

• Autonomy.

• Group harmony.

• Individuality.

• Being considerate.

• Independence.

• Uniqueness.

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