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Paper 1- Minority Influence - Consistency and Commitment
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Unveiling the Forces of Minority Influence: A Closer Look at Moscovici's Experiment The realm of social influence extends beyond the sway of the ma... -
Paper 1- Resistance to Social Influence-Explanations
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Asch's (1951) groundbreaking research and Milgram's (1963) infamous experiments have left an indelible mark on our understanding of social influenc... -
Paper 1- Dispositional Explanation for Obedience: Authoritarian personality
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Understanding the complex interplay between dispositional and situational factors in the realm of obedience has been a focal point for psychologist... -
Paper1- Explanations for Obedience -Variations of Milgram (1963)
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In the aftermath of Milgram's groundbreaking research on obedience, various variations were conducted to delve into the impact of different variabl... -
Explanations for Obedience - Milgram (1963)
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In 1963, Stanley Milgram conducted a landmark psychological investigation on obedience, aiming to uncover whether ordinary American citizens would ... -
Paper 1- Conformity to Social Roles as Investigated by Zimbardo
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In 1973, Philip Zimbardo undertook a highly controversial study, the Stanford Prison Experiment, aiming to scrutinise the extent to which individua... -
Paper 1- Conformity to Social Roles
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Conformity to social roles occurs when an individual embraces specific behaviours and beliefs within a particular social context. Consider, for ins... -
Paper 1- Conformity - Variations of Asch (1951) (AQA)
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After Solomon Asch's groundbreaking research on conformity, subsequent studies have delved into various modifications of his line judgement task, s... -
Paper 1- Types and Explanations of Conformity (AQA)
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Conformity, the tendency to adjust our thoughts, feelings, or behaviours to align with those of a group, is a pervasive aspect of human social beha...
