📚 Part 1: Types of Conformity

1. Which type of conformity involves genuinely accepting group beliefs as your own?

Compliance

Identification

Internalisation

2. Sarah laughs at jokes she doesn't find funny to fit in with her friends. This is an example of:

Compliance

Identification

Internalisation

3. Which characteristics apply to identification? (Tick all that apply)

Temporary change

Genuine belief change

Adopting behaviours to belong

Continues when group is absent

4. Complete the definition: Conformity is '_____________ to _____________ _____________'.

🧠 Part 2: Social Influence Explanations

5. When we conform because we want to be RIGHT, this is called:

Normative Social Influence (NSI)

Informational Social Influence (ISI)

6. Give one real-world example of Informational Social Influence (ISI):

7. Explain why people might conform during emergency situations:

8. In Asch's line study, what percentage of participants conformed at least once?

Answer: _______%

9. Which variable had the biggest impact on reducing conformity in Asch's study?

Increasing group size

Breaking unanimity

Making the task easier

10. Evaluate one strength and one weakness of Asch's conformity research:

Strength:

Weakness:

Extension Activity: Design a modern version of Asch's experiment. What would you change and why?