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WorksheetsUnit 2 AOS 1 - Groups, Obedience & Conformity (5)
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 28mins
A group...
influence each other and share a common purpose
consists of two or more people
must interact over a period of time
stand together at the train station
Our behaviours can be influenced in several ways:
Power and leadership style,
Obedience and conformity
Perception
Role expectations
What is the difference between power and status?
People with status can change another persons behaviour by providing or withholding resources. People with power can change another persons behaviour as a result of their position or rank within a society.
There is no difference
People with power can change another persons behaviour by providing or withholding resources. People with status can change another persons behaviour as a result of their position or rank within a society.
A person with status has more ability to influence another persons behaviour than a person with power
What types of power is a teacher exerting over the student in this picture?
Reward
Coercive
Legitimate
Expert
When your best friends advice changes your behaviour, what type of power have they exerted on you?
Reward
Coercive
Information
Referent
What type of power does a police person have?
Coercive
Information
Legitimate
Expert
How many types of power are there?
4
5
6
7
Leadership styles include:
Democratic
Authoritarian
Global
Laissez-faire
Zimbardo's experiment involved _________ and investigated _________
students answering questions about the length of lines, conformity
participants administering 'electric shocks' under direction, obedience
a young boy hitting a toy, obedience
observing 'guards' and 'prisoners' in Stanford prison experiment, role expectation
How many factors affect conformity?
5
6
7
8
A decision influence by group mind, or to fit in or gain approval of others, is an example of?
Normative influence
Informational influence
Affect of group size
Deindividuation
Removing an individuals identifying characteristics is an example of?
Normative influence
Informational influence
Deindividation
Cultural influence
What are the factors that affect obedience?
Proximity to and legitimacy of authority figures
Expertise
Genger
Deindividuation
Migram's experiment involved _________ and investigated_________
observing 'guards' and 'prisoners' in the Stanford prison experiment, role expectation
students answering questions regarding the length of lines, conformity
a boy hitting a blow up doll, obedience
participants administering 'electric shocks' under instruction, factors influencing obedience
