1
Q
Asch
A
- Procedure
- Findings (inc. individual differences)
- Interview after
- Variations
2
Q
Zimbardo
A
- Procedure
- Findings
- Why/when it ended
3
Q
Milgram
A
- Procedure
- Findings
- Variations
4
Q
Milgram VARIATIONS
A
Bickman, Orne and Holland (demand characteristics in variations, particularly in uniform variation, which was very contrived - low in internal validity)
5
Q
Explanations of obedience
A
Agentic state: general explanation, agentic shift, binding factors
Legitimacy of authority: general explanation, define meaning of action/authority figure, link with uniform factor
Apply both to Milgram
6
Q
Dispositional explanation: Authoritarian personality
A
- F scale/main traits
- How personality develops
- Altemeyer (RWA)
- Milgram and Elms (key study)
7
Q
Resistance to social influence
A
Social support
- general explanation in terms of conformity, with Asch variation (unanimity)
- general explanation in terms of obedience, with Milgram variation (3-team variation)
Locus of control
- general explanation, with differences
- how internality leads to greater resistance
8
Q
Minority influence
A
- Three main characteristics
- Moscovici et al. (key study)
9
Q
Social change
A
- 5 main points (applied to Suffragettes)
- Snowball effect/social cryptoamnesia
