Task 1: the textbooks (hardcopy and digital) define the following key terms: Conformity: Compliance Identification Internalisation Obedience The agentic state Minority Influence Social Change Task 2: Think of three examples in your own life when you have demonstrated the three types of conformity Compliance:__________________________________________________________ Identification:_________________________________________________________ Internalisation:________________________________________________________ There are two explanations for why people conform; Informational Social Task 3: Influence and Normative Social Influence. Outline the two explanations in your own words. Watch the first 30 seconds of the following YouTube clip. Which explanation of conformity is it referring to? Explain the reason for your answer. Task 4: Conformity to social roles- Zimbardo Visit the website below to read about the Stanford prison experiment. It would be useful to watch the video clips as well to see the behaviour of the prisoners and guards. This website also provides a useful summary: Who was the sample? How were they recruited? What checks were made before they took part?
Task 1: the textbooks (hardcopy and digital) define the following key terms: Conformity: Compliance Identification Internalisation Obedience The agentic state Minority Influence Social Change Task 2: Think of three examples in your own life when you have demonstrated the three types of conformity Compliance:__________________________________________________________ Identification:_________________________________________________________ Internalisation:________________________________________________________ Task 3: There are two explanations for why people conform; Informational Social Influence and Normative Social Influence. Outline the two explanations in your own words. Watch the first 30 seconds of the following YouTube clip. Which explanation of conformity is it referring to? Explain the reason for your answer. Task 4: Conformity to social roles- Zimbardo Visit the website below to read about the Stanford prison experiment. It would be useful to watch the video clips as well to see the behaviour of the prisoners and guards. This website also provides a useful summary: Who was the sample? How were they recruited? What checks were made before they took part?