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What is the main cause of social change according to the text?
What is the main cause of social change according to the text?
- Utilizing informational social influence
- Encouraging an external locus of control
- Promoting obedience to authority
- Minority influence (correct)
Which strategy involves the minority persuading the majority to adopt their point of view by being consistent, committed, and flexible?
Which strategy involves the minority persuading the majority to adopt their point of view by being consistent, committed, and flexible?
- Utilizing informational social influence
- Minority influence (correct)
- Utilizing normative social influence
- Promoting obedience to authority
What must the minority have in order to resist compliance and disobey authority?
What must the minority have in order to resist compliance and disobey authority?
- An external locus of control
- A tendency towards conformity
- An internal locus of control (correct)
- A strong obedience to authority
Which aspect is NOT important for the minority group trying to influence the majority?
Which aspect is NOT important for the minority group trying to influence the majority?
When the minority begins to be successful in influencing the majority, what occurs according to the text?
When the minority begins to be successful in influencing the majority, what occurs according to the text?
What is the role of an internal locus of control in social change?
What is the role of an internal locus of control in social change?
In normative social influence (NSI), why does someone conform?
In normative social influence (NSI), why does someone conform?
Which of the following is an example of informational social influence (ISI)?
Which of the following is an example of informational social influence (ISI)?
What drives compliance in normative social influence?
What drives compliance in normative social influence?
When does informational social influence typically lead to internalization?
When does informational social influence typically lead to internalization?
How does normative social influence differ from informational social influence?
How does normative social influence differ from informational social influence?
What did Fein et al.'s study demonstrate about informational social influence?
What did Fein et al.'s study demonstrate about informational social influence?
In the context of normative social influence (NSI), how can a bully manipulate a boy into victimizing another child?
In the context of normative social influence (NSI), how can a bully manipulate a boy into victimizing another child?
According to Lucas et al, why was conformity to an obviously incorrect math answer greater in more difficult questions?
According to Lucas et al, why was conformity to an obviously incorrect math answer greater in more difficult questions?
How can a dissenting confederate reduce the effect of normative social influence (NSI) according to Deutsch and Gerrard’s Two Process Model?
How can a dissenting confederate reduce the effect of normative social influence (NSI) according to Deutsch and Gerrard’s Two Process Model?
What did Garandeau and Cillissen observe about a boy's behavior when influenced by a bully?
What did Garandeau and Cillissen observe about a boy's behavior when influenced by a bully?
How does ISI differ from NSI when individuals lack information to make informed decisions?
How does ISI differ from NSI when individuals lack information to make informed decisions?
How can a dissenting confederate reduce the effect of informational social influence (ISI)?
How can a dissenting confederate reduce the effect of informational social influence (ISI)?
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