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Social influence - Coggle Diagram
Social influence
Ashe's study
Conformity
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The confederates would answer incorrectly to see if the participant would follow their example, to avoid rejection from the rest of the group
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Milgram's study
Obedience
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The learned was to be shocked every time they answered a question wrong, the learned was actually a confederate
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Pilivian's study
Prosocial behaviour
Aim - if the victims appearance effected how quickly and how often people helped them when they have collapsed
In condition 1 the victim was dressed as ill or elderly and more people helped than how he appeared in condition 2 which was drunk
Race was also taken into accountability but there wasn't much of a difference to whether or not people helped
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Crowd and collective
People are more likely to act in an antisocial way if others around them are doing the same
This can apply to riots, as there are so many people they feel they won't get in trouble as they aren't doing it alone