Role of Social Influence Processes in Social Change (AQA A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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Role of Social Influence Processes in Social Change
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What are social influence processes?

Mechanisms that shift population beliefs

Which three characteristics must minority groups show to drive social change?

Consistency, commitment, flexibility

What does 'consistency' mean for a minority group?

Presenting a unified, unchanging message

What happens if a minority group lacks one of the three crucial characteristics?

Likelihood of social change reduces

What is the 'snowball effect' in social change?

Idea spreads slowly then accelerates

How have attitudes towards race and sexuality changed according to the note?

From acceptable to condemned

What is Nemeth's (1986) main criticism of minority influence?

It is slow and produces fragile effects

Why do some people refuse to recycle according to Bashir?

Fear of 'tree-hugger' label

What does Mackie argue creates stronger pressure for change?

Majority disagreement

What must minority groups possess to resist majority pressure?

Internal locus of control

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