A-Level Psychology- Social Influence

THIS CONTAINS ALL OF MY OTHER RESOURCES, IN ONE BOOKLET (CONFORMITY, OBEDIENCE,RESISTANCE,MINORITY INFLUENCE, SOCIAL CHANGE, ETHICAL EVALUATION)

A booklet of handmade revision aids containing key information about:

Types of conformity (compliance, internalisation, and identification
Explanations for conformity (NSI and ISI)
Asch’s study- APFC* (including A03**)
Jennes 1932 Study APFC (includes A03)
Sherif’s 1935 study APFC
Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment APFC (includes A03)
Milgram’s 1963 Study APFC with explanations for obedience (Including A03)
Alternative Obedience Studies APFC (Hofling, Bickman, Sheridan and King)
Adorno’s 1947 Study APFC (includes A03)
Resistance to social influence: Locus of Control and Social Support (including A03)
Rotter’s 1966 Study APFC (including A03)
Minority Influence (consistency, commitment, flexibility)
Minority Influence A03 review
Moscovici’s 1969 Study APFC (includes A03)
Social change (Conversion process from minority to majority, relation to NSI, social change definition)
Social Change A03(Case study support, research evidence, real life application)
Outline of ethical issues within psychology (as outllined by the BPS)
Evaluation of ethical issues (Asch’s study)
Evaluation of ethical issues (Zimbardo’s study)
Evaluation of ethical issues (Milgram’s study)

*APFC- Aims, Procedure, Findings, Conclusion.

**A03- Evaluation of the study (+/-)

For the AQA A-Level psychology Social Influence Course.

All information provided, covers all areas of the specification set out by AQA