Your reading for this section will be Cialdini & Goldstein, "SOCIAL INFLUENCE: Compliance and Conformity" Seriously though: if you've taken psych, you already know this and a refresher won't hurt If you haven't, you should probably at least skim it https://t.co/y2HvFSnXrl
Social influence: compliance and conformity.
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- The review examines recent research (1997-2002) on social influence, specifically compliance and conformity, highlighting how individuals are influenced by outside forces in subtle, often unconscious ways.
- It focuses on how people's susceptibility to influence is shaped by three core human goals: understanding reality accurately, maintaining meaningful relationships, and preserving a positive self-image.
- The review emphasizes that social influence processes are often indirect and unconscious, driven by the interaction between external social pressures and individual psychological goals.]
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@_NeoTron__ Et si tu veux des trucs purs et long à lire. Tu peux faire des recherches de littérature scientifique, en même pas 20s j'ai ça déjà : https://t.co/lcZUbt6mbM https://t.co/0QZ9crTn3Y
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CIALDINI, Robert B.; GOLDSTEIN, Noah J. Social influence: Compliance and conformity. Annu. Rev. Psychol., v. 55, n. 1, p. 591-621, 2004. https://t.co/nP3qzlOIKu
Your reading for this section will be Cialdini & Goldstein, "SOCIAL INFLUENCE: Compliance and Conformity" Seriously though: if you've taken psych, you already know this and a refresher won't hurt If you haven't, you should probably at least skim it https://t.co/y2HvFSnXrl
@_NeoTron__ Et si tu veux des trucs purs et long à lire. Tu peux faire des recherches de littérature scientifique, en même pas 20s j'ai ça déjà : https://t.co/lcZUbt6mbM https://t.co/0QZ9crTn3Y
Social Influence : Compliance and Conformity https://t.co/CMTi5YA01Y
Social Influence: Compliance and Conformity https://t.co/wJr1eD5HuX
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