Minority Influence

What is a powerful force for innovation and social change according to minority influence research?

• Majority influence

• Normative influence

• Minority influence

• Obedience influence

Which of the following is NOT a process involved in minority influence?

• Drawing attention

• Consistency

• Social cryptomnesia

• Immediate compliance

According to Asch, what breaks the power of the majority?

• Obedience

• Dissent

• Conformity

• Compliance

What does normative social influence draw attention to?

• What the minority is doing

• What the majority is doing

• What individuals are doing

• What leaders are doing

Who is associated with the concept of disobedient role models in obedience research?

• Asch

• Milgram

• Zimbardo

• Nemeth

What leads to change according to Zimbardo's research on obedience?

• Immediate compliance

• Gradual commitment

• Sudden rebellion

• Consistent dissent

What does NSI stand for in the context of social change?

• Normative Social Influence

• National Social Influence

• Natural Social Influence

• Necessary Social Influence

What is a valid explanation of social change according to NSI?

• Increasing energy consumption

• Reducing energy consumption

• Maintaining energy consumption

• Ignoring energy consumption

What does minority influence stimulate according to Nemeth?

• Conformity

• Divergent thinking

• Obedience

• Compliance

What is processed more deeply than minority views according to Mackie?

• Individual views

• Majority views

• Minority views

• Obedient views