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What sets these notes apart? Thorough Content Coverage: From compliance and obedience to social change, my notes cover the entire Social Influence topic with precision. Each concept is explained in a clear and concise manner, making it easy for you to understand and retain the information. Visual Aids and Diagrams: Complex theories become clearer with the help of visually engaging diagrams and charts. Illustrations accompany the text, providing a visual aid to enhance your understanding and memory recall. Real-life Examples: Connect theory to the real world! I've incorporated relevant and relatable examples to help you understand how social influence operates in various situations. This application of knowledge will not only enrich your understanding but also make your exam answers stand out. Exam-Focused: With a keen awareness of the AQA A Level Psychology exam structure, these notes are tailored to help you excel in assessments. Key points, evaluation tips, and potential exam questions are highlighted, ensuring you are well-prepared for success. Concise and Organized: Say goodbye to information overload! These notes are crafted to be concise yet comprehensive, focusing on what you need to know for your exams. The organized structure makes it easy to navigate and locate specific information quickly.

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Conformity: a change in a person’s behaviour as a result of social pressure




Normative social influence (NSI)
- Wanting to be accepted into social norms/ avoid rejection
- Emotional reason for conforming
- Often lead to compliance/identification
- Usually occurs around strangers and close friends as you don’t want to be kicked out the
group

Informational social influence (ISI)
- Believe someone else has better information so conform to be correct/ need to be right
- Cognitive/ thought based reason for conforming
- Leads to internalisation
- Usually occurs around experts
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