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Why conform? correct answers to be correct, to fit in, to be accepted, and not stand out informational conformity correct answers the change in opinions or behavior that occurs when we conform to people whom we believe have accurate information normative conformity correct answers expressing ...

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Why conform? correct answers to be correct, to fit in, to be accepted, and not stand out

informational conformity correct answers the change in opinions or behavior that occurs when
we conform to people whom we believe have accurate information

normative conformity correct answers expressing opinions or behaving in ways that help us to be
accepted or keep being rejected/ isolated from others

public conformity correct answers superficial change in behavior (including the public
expression of opinions) that is not accompanied by an actual change in one's private opinion

majority influence correct answers beliefs held by the larger number of individuals in the current
social group prevail

Sherif's autokinetic effect studies
Asch's line tests

minority influence correct answers beliefs held by the smaller number of individuals in the
current social group prevail

moscovicis color studies

situational determinants of conformity correct answers -The size of the majority
-The unanimity of the majority
-The importance of the task

obedience (social power) correct answers ability of a person to create conformity even when the
people being influenced may attempt to resist those changes

-milgram shock experiment

obedience is maximized when the authority ... ? correct answers - has power
- has unanimous support
- gives orders themselves

Types of Power correct answers - reward
- coercive
- legitimate
- referent
- expert

reward power correct answers when one person is able to influence others by providing them
with positive outcomes

, coercive power correct answers power that is based on the ability to create negative outcomes for
others, for instance by bullying, intimidating, or otherwise punishing

legitimate power correct answers power vested in those who are appointed or elected to positions
of authority

referent power correct answers those who have power because they can lead those others to
identify with them

expert power correct answers power vested in those perceived to have knowledge or information

Entitativity correct answers the perception, either by the group members themselves or by others,
that the people together are a group

- "groupiness"

determinants of entitativity correct answers - similarity
- frequent interaction/ communication
- interdependence
- group structure
- social identity

Stages of Group Development correct answers - forming (relationship development)
- storming (conflict)
- norming (develop group normal)
- performing (meeting goals)
- adjourning (breaking up)

forming stage (group development) correct answers members learn :
- existing group structures, norms, procedures, and routines
- other group members' existing relationships and traits
- make determinations about fitting in

storming stage (group development) correct answers - attempt to make their own voices heard
and express their independence, leading to conflict in the group
- often when group is forming
- many groups break up before storming stage is complete

norming stage (group development) correct answers members agree on/enact appropriate social
norms, and a routine is developed

performing stage (group development) correct answers group conducts the task that it exists to
complete

adjourning stage (group development) correct answers - group ends because task is complete or
members have developed interests outside the group

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