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Conformity
A change in belief/ behaviour in response as to real or imagined group pressure
Obedience
To avoid neg consequences of not obeying
Authority figures tell you to obey
There are set consequences (punishments)
Terms of conformity
To fit in with others so you don’t stand out
No one tells you to conform or obey, expected behaviour is implied
There are no set consequences
Two types of conformity
Compliance → publicly conforming but privately maintaining own views, shallowest conformity and temporary
Internalisation → conversion and true change of private views and public behaviour, deepest conformity and permanent