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Conformity
changing beliefs and behaviour to fit in with majority
Internalisation
strongest type of conformity
genuine acceptance of group norms
private and public agree
Identification
middle level conformity
group membership
temporary change in agreement
Compliance
weakest type of conformity
group acceptance
public agree, private disagree
Normative Social Influence (NSI)
conform to be liked and accepted
leads to compliance
e.g. Asch line study - participants conformed to avoid looking foolish
Informative Social Influence (ISI)
conform due to desire to be right
leads to internalisation
e.g. Jenness bean jar exp