This type of conformity requires both a change in behavior and belief.
What is acceptance?
This is the force which makes us feel less personally responsible for our actions when in a group.
What is deindividuation?
While it may involve our shared biology,
that tends more towards the field of phrenology.
Instead we measure the self
and unique groups (like the Celts),
for we say we study __________________.
What is social psychology?
This variable influences the power of conformity by virtue of having all opinions be the same.
What is unanimity?
When in groups of like-minded people, we have this tendency to become more extreme in our shared opinions.
What is group polarization?
I'm worn, I can't keep my eyes on the road!
I must truly confide,
please let me outside!
I'm suffering from attentional ____________.
I think he wants to replace, clearly!
Instead, he leads with our problems
and asks ME how to solve them,
he clearly is using ____________________.
This is the phenomenon which accounts for why people tend to slack off when contributing to a single goal with a team of others.
What is social loafing?
This is a belief that a group and its members have a particular trait, based upon their membership to that group (rather than an actual observation of that trait).
What is a stereotype?
My hockey team is best in the rink,
and we think all of the other teams stink,
we never'll be cheatin',
unless we're being beaten,
we seem to be suffering ___________.
What is Groupthink?
This is the tendency to view the successes of others as resulting from environmental factors, and their failures as resulting from internal factors.
What is the fundamental attribution bias?
Sherif studied conformity by having his participants make judgments about how far a dot of light had moved, when in fact it hadn't. These perceptions of movement are the result of this phenomenon.
What is autokinetic?
At first I sought an alliance,
but now I feel so me-oh-my-us,
I can't seem to stop,
when they sit, I too plop,
I cannot keep from _____________.
What is compliance?