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| Bystander intervention | Where an individual notices another individual/group of individuals in need and chooses to help due to empathy with their situation. |
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| What are the 3 different types of conformity | Compliance, identifcation, internalisation |
| Conformity | When an individual changer their beliefs or behavior due to real/imagined group pressure |
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| Social influence | Explains how others around the individual/ groups of individuals can affect or change the way that the individual acts or believes |
| Locus of control | The aspect of an individuals personality that refers to how much control they beleive to have over their own actions, there are 2 types. Internal and external |
| Confederate | Someone who works with the research in secret/ an accomplice, who acts like a participant or someone who does not know the true aims |
| External LOC | Individuals believe that what happens to them is due to external forces such as luck/ fate or other people. Therefore have no personal control over their behavior. These people are less likely to remain independent and are more likely to conform. |
| Internal LOC | Individuals that beleive they have personal control over their own behavior. These people are more likely to remain independent and less likely to conform. |
| Prosocial behavior | Behavior that is desirable by society, it is behavior that is deemed helpful or kind |
| Antisocial behavior | Behavior that goes against social norms. It is deemed unhelpful or agressive |
| Social norms | Behavior deemed as expected or acceptable by society |
| Deindividuaion | A loss of personal self-awareness and responsibility as a result of being part of a group |
| Bystander effect | Also known as bystander apathy. Failing to help others in need, because it is believed others will help instead (a group’s presence creates diffusion of responsibility). |
| Bystander intervention | Where an individual notices another individual/group of individuals in need and chooses to help due to empathy with their situation. |
| Internal social influence | Desire to get it right |
| Identfication | To gain membership of the group |
| Compliance | Going along with the majority even though we privately dont agree |
| Identification | Temporarily adopting the behaviors of a role model or group. A person will change their behavior and beliefs while in the company of the group. But this only lasts as long as the group is present. |
| Internalisation | Going along with the majority because we do not know how to behave in a situation. We adopt the beliefs of the group. |
| Authoritarian personality | A type of personality that is respectful of authority, right Wing in attitude and rigid in beleifs |
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