Social Psychology

2. law of behavour:This is how recent the influence is and how close to you.
4. who you see yourself as
8. law of behaviour:The more people putting pressure on you to do something, the more social force they will have.
9. the groups they see themselves as being a part of
11. When an authority figure issues an order that goes against our conscience
13. who proposed the social identity theory
15. when people allow others of a higher authority to direct their actions
16. the word is used to define the defence mechanism used to avoid the distress associated with moral strain

1. what does the social impact theory explain?
3. many participants tried not to look at the Experimenter or even look up from the shock generator
5. Who came up with realistic conflict theory
6. Individuals make decisions based on their own ideas, beliefs and experiences.
7. acronym used when evaluating studies.
10. the word which was used to describe the 'learner' who took part in Milgrams study
12. law of behaviour:This is how much power you believe the person influencing you has.
14. acronym used when evaluating theories.