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Conformity, obedience, and persuasion (terms taken from Ch 6-7 in the David Myers social psych textbook)
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Conformity
A change in a behavior/belief as the result of group pressure
Acceptance
Acting and believing in accord with social pressure
Compliance
Acting with the group but privately disagreeing
Obedience
Acting in accord with a direct order
Autokinetic Phenomenon
Optical illusion of a moving light in the dark
Mass Hysteria
Mimicry on a larger scale
Normative Influence
Conformity based on a person’s desire to fulfill other’s expectations
Informational Influence
Conformity occurring when people accept evidence about reality provided by others
Reactance
A motive to protect one’s sense of freedom
Persuasion
The process by which a message induces change in beliefs or behaviors
Central Route
Focuses on the arguments of the message
Peripheral Route
Influences people through incidental cues
Primacy Effect
Information given earlier tends to be more persuasive
Recency Effect
Information given last tends to be more persuasive