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SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (Attitudes and Actions (Attitude > Action -…

- - - - not durable
    - - more durable
  - - - method of brainwashing us prisoners of war into communism
    - - role - set of expectations in that position
      - stanford prison experiment
        
        students assigned to prisoner and guard
- - - - ethics
      - demand characteristics - cues from experiment that people pick up to figure out what the experiment is about
        
        people might already think the shock is fake
  - - - why? cognitive dissonance theory
    - - stanford prison experiment
      - we all have the capacity for evil and good, conditions will cause us to act on any side of ourselves
    - - channel factors blocked
      - if channel out is easy - more likely to opt out
- - - - Normative social influence - resulting from desire to gain acceptance
        
        criticism: in this study, subjects knew each other so unsure
        
        SOLOMAN ASCH Study uni kids, 76% conformed atleast once, most conformed 1/3 of the time
        
        Suggests people should only conform if they know nothing of the info. If they do it's bad for them
      - Informative social influence - influence garnered by seeing other people's opinions
        
        eg Yelp
- - - - Diffusion of responsibility - think others will help
        
        Seizure study - Alone: 85%, 1 other person: 62% 4 other people: 31%
      - Pluralistic ignorance - people are unsure of what to do
        
        Smoky study room - Alone: 75%, 2 others in the room appear calm: 10%