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Conformity review

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Q 1/15
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What is the term for the change in beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors due to real or imagined group pressure?
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Cognitive dissonance
Peer pressure
Conformity
Compliance
Q 2/15
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Which psychologist is known for conducting experiments on conformity using the line judgment task?
30
Stanley Milgram
Solomon Asch
Leon Festinger
Philip Zimbardo

15 questions

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What is the term for the change in beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors due to real or imagined group pressure?

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Which psychologist is known for conducting experiments on conformity using the line judgment task?

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Which theory explains why individuals may conform in a social context due to the desire to be accepted by others?

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In Stanly Milgram's obedience experiments, what percentage of participants were willing to administer the maximum voltage shock?

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Which term describes conforming publicly and privately but only when with the group

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In Asch's line study, what effect did increasing the size of the majority have on conformity rates?

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30 sec

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What kind of experimental design did Asch use in his line study?

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What was a notable outcome of Asch's line study regarding the behavior of participants?

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What moral concerns were raised by Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment?

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Which concept did Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment particularly highlight regarding human behavior?

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What was the duration of the Stanford prison experiment before it was terminated?

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Which psychological phenomenon does Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment most closely illustrate?

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What was the primary reason for the early termination of Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment?

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What aspect of the Jenness experiment is considered a limitation in terms of its ecological validity?

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In the Jenness experiment, what was the main task participants were asked to perform before group discussion?

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