social influence - conformity

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what did kelman (1958) argue?

that there were three main ways in which people conform to a majority

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what are the three main ways in which people conform to a majority?

compliance, identification, and internalisation

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is conformity both public and private?

no, just public

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is internalisation both public and private?

yes

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how strong is compliance?

not very strong

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how strong is internalisation?

quite strong

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how long lasting is compliance?

temporary

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how long lasting is internalisation?

quite permanent

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what is the motivation of information social influence?

the need to be right

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what is the motivation of normative social influence?

the need to be liked