Aqa social influence Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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These are revision notes for Social Influence Revision Notes (AQA A Level Psychology) Paper 1. These have comprehensive detail of all the double page spreads of the AQA A Level Psychology text book for the Social Influence chapter. All studies and dates and evaluation points are included. All key terminology as explained. Get an A/A* with these notes.

A* Worthy Psychology notes AQA Paper 1 These notes have been made over the past 2 years. It includes - Diagrams, AO1 + A03. Many of my friends have used these notes and have stated how it has saved their A levels just in time. I hope those who purchase them also have a successful time using them. Enjoy revising and any inquires don't hesitate and contact me at any time :)

Social Influence - AQA A Level Psychology (Paper 1) Exam Questions and Answers What is conformity, and what is it also known as? - Answer-Conformity - when people adopt the behaviour, attitudes or values of the majority after being exposed to their values or behaviour. Also known as majority influence. What are the 3 types of conformity? - Answer-Compliance, internalisation and identification. Define compliance (types of conformity) - Answer-Accepting the views of the majority, but not ...

Aqa psychology- social influence exam questions and answers What are the 3 types of confomrity - Answer-1) compiance 2) identification 3)internalistation What does internalisation mean? - Answer-When a person genuinely accepts the groups norms and public and privately changes their opinions and behaviours, this is normally a permanent change What does identification mean? - Answer-Sometimes we conform to the opinions of the group because there is something that we value, we change our v...

AQA A Level Psychology Social Influence Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass State the definition of conformity - Answer-An individual is said to be conforming if they choose a course of action that is favoured by the majority of the group members. State and explain the three types of conformity - Answer-Compliance - Individuals follow what the group is doing in order to be accepted or to fit in, even if there personal views may differ to the one they are portraying. This will not chance ...

AQA Psychology Social Influence Exam Questions and Answers 2024 Social Influence -Answer- What is conformity? -Answer-Yielding to group pressure What is conformity also known as? -Answer-Majority Influence When does Conformity occur? -Answer-An individuals behaviour and/or beliefs are influenced by a larger group of people. Who made reference to three types of conformity? -Answer-Kelman What is the weakest form of conformity? -Answer-Complaince What is Complaince? -Answer-An individual ...

AQA Psychology: Social Influence Exam Questions and Answers Name and define the 3 types of Confomity - Answer-COMPLIANCE - change behaviour to fit in, don't agree in private but go along in public - last as long as group is present - linked to Normative social influence IDENTIFICATION - adjust because membership is desirable, conforming to behaviour of role model - private and public acceptance - temporary INTERNALISATION - change in public and private views - most permanent form as it ...

AQA Psychology - Paper 2 Questions and Answers Correct 100% Self-report techniques - ANSWER Any method involving asking PPs about their feelings, attitudes, beliefs etc. Questionnaire - ANSWER Questionnaires are a written self-report technique where participants are given a pre-set number of questions to respond to. Can consist of either: • Closed questions - a pre-determined set of answers to choose from • Open questions - where there is no restriction on how participants mak...