The Development of Independence and Anti-Conformity (VCE SSCE Psychology): Quizzes
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What percentage of Asch's participants never conformed to incorrect group answers?
What percentage of Asch's participants never conformed to incorrect group answers?
25%
What distinguishes independence from anti-conformity?
What distinguishes independence from anti-conformity?
Independence maintains position
According to Willis and Crutchfield, what do conformity and anti-conformity share?
According to Willis and Crutchfield, what do conformity and anti-conformity share?
Both are susceptible to group pressure
In Schachter's study, what role did the 'slider' confederate play?
In Schachter's study, what role did the 'slider' confederate play?
Initially opposed then conformed
How does task ambiguity affect conformity levels?
How does task ambiguity affect conformity levels?
Increases independent behaviour
Which trait is typical of non-conformers compared to conformers?
Which trait is typical of non-conformers compared to conformers?
More intelligent
What did Meade and Barnard find about American participants compared to Chinese participants?
What did Meade and Barnard find about American participants compared to Chinese participants?
Showed far greater anti-conformity
Who developed psychological reactance theory in 1966?
Who developed psychological reactance theory in 1966?
Jack Brehm
What motivates individuals with a high need for uniqueness?
What motivates individuals with a high need for uniqueness?
Feeling indistinguishable from others
What are the three factors in social impact theory?
What are the three factors in social impact theory?
Strength, immediacy, number of people