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conformity higher in:
- collect or individ?
- students or non-students?
- high or low interdependency?
- black unemployed, or non-black employed? (what situation?) |
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-higher in collect
- higher in non-students
- higher in those with high interdependency
- higher in black unemployed people when they were grouped with other back unemployed people |
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which show higher levels of conformity:
(hunting gather/agriculture)
(upper social of industrial societies/lower social of industrial societies) |
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| agriculture societies and lower social segments of industrial societies |
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| conformity in response to commands of an authority figure |
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| in knock off of milgram experiment, were men or women found to give more shocks? |
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| women, probably because it was a man that was lab tech. |
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| 4 stages of cult indoctrination |
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softening up stage
compliance stage
internalization stage
consolidation stage |
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| tendency to see large distance between those in upper. vrs. lower parts of social structure |
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name countries high in power distance and low in it.
- weird fact about Austria |
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high: Venezuela, Guatemala, columbia, Panama
low: Austria, Israel, Denmark, Scandinavian Countries
*Austria scores high on obedience which doesn't make any sense. we don't know why this is. |
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| Is personal, or situational a more important variable in explaining conformity? |
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| Situational much more important |
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| 3 personal characteristics related to obedience |
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authoritarian submission
internal-external locus of control
religiosity |
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