Savoia- Explanations of Conformity
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| social identity theory | show 🗑
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| group think | show 🗑
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| risky shift | show 🗑
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| show | the riskier group decisions if the members' initial tendency is to be risky, or more cautious group decisions in those case where the members' initial tendency is to be cautious
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| show | group members seeking acceptance by the group shift their initial views in the direction of the group social norms
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| show | when we accept the views and attitudes of others as valid evidence about how things are in a particular situation
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| normative influence | show 🗑
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| referent informational influence | show 🗑
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