IB Psychology SL : Sociocultural level of analysis
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Example Question #1 : Sociocultural Level Of Analysis
Which of the following factors is most likely to cause an individual to conform their opinion to match that of a group?
None of these
The individual has not yet voiced their opinions, though others have been given a chance to speak
The group's view contradicts to the religious beliefs of the individual
The topic in discussion bears personal meaning to the individual
The presence of an authority figure, even if the authority figure does not give a personal opinion
The individual has not yet voiced their opinions, though others have been given a chance to speak
Solomon Asch is most well-known for his social psychology studies on conformity. Individuals are most likely to conform when they are in a group. Social normative refers to the influence other people have on an individual that leads to conformity, driven by a desire to fit in. If an individual has not yet voiced their opinions, they are also more likely to conform to a group's view. Outside influences such as these have a major impact on conformity.
Example Question #2 : Sociocultural Level Of Analysis
Which of the following factors is most likely to cause an individual to conform their opinion to match that of a group?
The presence of an authority figure, even if the authority figure does not give a personal opinion
The group's view contradicts to the religious beliefs of the individual
None of these
The individual has not yet voiced their opinions, though others have been given a chance to speak
The topic in discussion bears personal meaning to the individual
The individual has not yet voiced their opinions, though others have been given a chance to speak
Solomon Asch is most well-known for his social psychology studies on conformity. Individuals are most likely to conform when they are in a group. Social normative refers to the influence other people have on an individual that leads to conformity, driven by a desire to fit in. If an individual has not yet voiced their opinions, they are also more likely to conform to a group's view. Outside influences such as these have a major impact on conformity.
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