'Solomon asch' presentation slideshows

715 views • 62 slides

Step Up To: Psychology by John J. Schulte, Psy.D.

1.76k views • 61 slides

Social Psychology

Social Psychology. AP Psychology. What is Social Psychology?. Social Psychology How other people, groups, and cultures shaped our perceptions Examples : 1. Why do people become and stay friends? 2. How can a boss keep his workers happy? 3. Why does violence occur?

537 views • 41 slides

Chapter 16:

Chapter 16:. Social Psychology . Upstate. Social Psychology. The scientific study of how we think about, influence, and relate to one another Three major sections 1. Social thinking 2. Social influence 3. Social relations. Upstate. Social Influence.

420 views • 30 slides

Use of Brain Imaging Technology in Investigating the Relationship between Biological Factors and Behavior

Use of Brain Imaging Technology in Investigating the Relationship between Biological Factors and Behavior. IB Psychology. Brain Imaging Technologies. EEG CAT PET MRI fMRI. EEG (Electroencephalogram) . CAT Scan. PET Scan. MRI Scan. fMRI Scan. Advantages of fMRI Scans.

458 views • 28 slides

319 views • 19 slides

CONFORMITY

377 views • 15 slides

Social Factors of Motivation

Social Factors of Motivation . Topics. Social Facilitation Social Loafing Conformity Obedience Roles . Walk around the C-hall . 1) Individually 2) Partner Timed . Social Facilitation/Interference . Personal examples Chopsticks activity Connections to motivation? .

297 views • 11 slides

Solomon Asch and Conformity

1.37k views • 11 slides

400 views • 10 slides

Conformity

Conformity. What is Conformity?. Conformity is a type of social influence involving a change in belief in order to fit in with a group (Also known as majority influence). Types of Conformity. Three types of conformity developed by Man (1969):

570 views • 10 slides

Conformity

Conformity. What is Conformity?. Conformity is a type of social influence involving a change in belief in order to fit in with a group (Also known as majority influence). Types of Conformity. Three types of conformity developed by Man (1969):

111 views • 10 slides

Making Mistakes and Being Wrong

Making Mistakes and Being Wrong. Presented by Veronika Alexander. To err is human. When something goes wrong, the cause is overwhelmingly attributed to human error: Airplane crashes (70%) Car wrecks (90%) Workplace accidents (90%). Do we believe or know?. Is our memory reliable?

193 views • 7 slides

On trials when confederates deliberately made errors, how many times did participants go along with the group?

Conformity: Results of Experiment by Solomon Asch. There were 18 trials, each with a different line. On 12 trials, the confederates unanimously gave the same wrong answers. On trials when confederates deliberately made errors, how many times did participants go along with the group?. 70. 25.

113 views • 1 slides