Social Influence

This is the first half of Zimbardo's study including the procedure, aims and findings

This contains the second half of resisting social influence including minority influence. and processes for social change (consistency, commitment, flexibility)

This document provides research support broken down by section for all the topics under social influence. It summarises the procedures and fiindngs for each as well as the specific thing they evaluate

This document includes notes on obedience and what it is, destructive obedience as well as factors affecting obedience (location, uniform and proximity)

This document contains the first part of Milgram's study that is outlining the variations he did (Loss of Uniform, Location and Proximity) as well as including evaluation for his study

This is the first part of Milgram's study that includes the aim, procedure and findings

This document contains notes on the Legitimacy of Authority to explain obedience outlining factors like uniform and power. It includes and example as well as evaluation for this explanation

This document covers both types of conformity, the definition of a social role and explanations for conformity (Informational, Normative)

This document includes detailed notes about the Authoritarian Personality as an explanation for obedience. It includes the 4 factors of upbringing, F-scale, Might is right and Personality factors. It also has evaluation for this explanation

This is the second document for Asch's study and includes his variations (difficulty, size of majority and unanimity) and the effects on obedience. It also provides evaluation for his study.

This document describes, in detail, the aim, procedure, findings and conclusion of Asch's study.

This document provides an in-depth explanation of the Agentic State as an explanation for obedience as well as describing the Autonomous State. It includes an example as well as evaluation for this explanation