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Obedience
Obedience is when individual direct order
an
obeys a
-
from a
legitimate authority
.
An
authority figure maybeforrecognised by their appearance
-
what
i . e
they police
wear ,
of the
example , a uniform.
L the president country
famous
L
politicians ·
Reasons for
obeying authority figures
:
↳believethewill maintaorder
ala
Es
Police to stop might lead
Example 1 telling you
↳
:
to choos
the car·
Example 2
Mandatory Army
:
Enlisment
face consequence
before reaching (like arrest) for
a certain (eg 30 years
age : going against the low
.
Forms of Compliance :
-
we are sand to be
complying
(a submission made in response
with an
authority figure request/command/ instruction
, Conformity
to the
conformity isresponding groupofchanging your
-
,
to the rest the
go along
behaviour with
group.
called
-
Conformity
the
is sometimes
'majority
the
influence
behaviour of the
as individual is
following
majority·
A
Example : to grestaurant that they
person goes
doesn't like but because their
other friends are
they carry
it
along
insisting upon
.
There also influence when few is
is
"minority group
-
a
attempt to
change the behaviour of the
majority.
Compliance and internalisation are
types of conformity
-
Internalisation :
internalising
about them
beliefs/having
.
conviction
Individuals and
society
legitimate authority figures
individualsfend toobeycompany
-
, for
police if as ,
o
of the country
president .
-
Individuals bend to follow society : so cial norms
. e .
* unwritten rules
people are expected to abide by for ,
example :
-
help injured people (call an embulence).
for
give up your seat on
public transports an
elderly person .
-
whispering in a
group.
-
, >
-
Taking Advantage of Obedient behaviour
Due to the socialisation
process , individuals take
·
shortcuts and
obey individuals and society , however ,
this can be
exploited by fraudsters and scammers.
Example 1 : A man
pretending be to
parking lot officer
a
that the ticket machine is out of order
claimingshould be given to him
So
money
hand then
so that he on
out ticket (fake).
a
parking
:A
2 a
personpretendingtobeemployee Icard
Example oa
number
·
.
Disobedience
-
Disobedience is when an individual does not follow a
direct order from legitimate authorit
y
a
When obedience on individual might express
resisting
-
#dissent and/ or show deviance *
Dissent is the expression of with the group
*
action or a
disagreement
decision .
norms ,
group group
Deviance
· is the violation of
group norms .
Example : Efe is asked
she watches TV instead
by
her mother to wash the dishes but
.
Example : Kiran saysthat the standard of his groups's psychology
presentation is not enough good they should improve it
-
so .
Obedience
Obedience is when individual direct order
an
obeys a
-
from a
legitimate authority
.
An
authority figure maybeforrecognised by their appearance
-
what
i . e
they police
wear ,
of the
example , a uniform.
L the president country
famous
L
politicians ·
Reasons for
obeying authority figures
:
↳believethewill maintaorder
ala
Es
Police to stop might lead
Example 1 telling you
↳
:
to choos
the car·
Example 2
Mandatory Army
:
Enlisment
face consequence
before reaching (like arrest) for
a certain (eg 30 years
age : going against the low
.
Forms of Compliance :
-
we are sand to be
complying
(a submission made in response
with an
authority figure request/command/ instruction
, Conformity
to the
conformity isresponding groupofchanging your
-
,
to the rest the
go along
behaviour with
group.
called
-
Conformity
the
is sometimes
'majority
the
influence
behaviour of the
as individual is
following
majority·
A
Example : to grestaurant that they
person goes
doesn't like but because their
other friends are
they carry
it
along
insisting upon
.
There also influence when few is
is
"minority group
-
a
attempt to
change the behaviour of the
majority.
Compliance and internalisation are
types of conformity
-
Internalisation :
internalising
about them
beliefs/having
.
conviction
Individuals and
society
legitimate authority figures
individualsfend toobeycompany
-
, for
police if as ,
o
of the country
president .
-
Individuals bend to follow society : so cial norms
. e .
* unwritten rules
people are expected to abide by for ,
example :
-
help injured people (call an embulence).
for
give up your seat on
public transports an
elderly person .
-
whispering in a
group.
-
, >
-
Taking Advantage of Obedient behaviour
Due to the socialisation
process , individuals take
·
shortcuts and
obey individuals and society , however ,
this can be
exploited by fraudsters and scammers.
Example 1 : A man
pretending be to
parking lot officer
a
that the ticket machine is out of order
claimingshould be given to him
So
money
hand then
so that he on
out ticket (fake).
a
parking
:A
2 a
personpretendingtobeemployee Icard
Example oa
number
·
.
Disobedience
-
Disobedience is when an individual does not follow a
direct order from legitimate authorit
y
a
When obedience on individual might express
resisting
-
#dissent and/ or show deviance *
Dissent is the expression of with the group
*
action or a
disagreement
decision .
norms ,
group group
Deviance
· is the violation of
group norms .
Example : Efe is asked
she watches TV instead
by
her mother to wash the dishes but
.
Example : Kiran saysthat the standard of his groups's psychology
presentation is not enough good they should improve it
-
so .
