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hello, kindly find the attached completed work. Thank You. Running Head: SOCIAL INFLUENCE Social influence Student Name Institution of Affiliation Date SOCIAL INFLUENCE 2 Part A Group Behaviour Typically, groups can influence a person's decision-making process in many ways such as deindividuation, groupthink, and group shift. People join different groups for different reasons with the most frequent reason being to satisfy individual needs. Being a member of a group can provide survival, achievement, power, and companionship. Typically, the basic requirements of a group are interdependence, social interaction, perceptions, favoritism, and commonality of the group's purpose. Groups have both a positive and negative influence on individual behavior. Groupthink occurs when members become more focussed on quick decisions that they forget other favorable options. Group shift, on the other hand, is when individual positions of the members are shifted to extreme positions. Deindividualization occurs when a person loses selfconsciousness and is controlled by the actions of the group. Conformity First, conformity is a form of social influence usually described as the change in behavior or belief in response to either imagined or real social pressure (Sanderson, 2010). The social influence can take many forms like criticism, bullying, and persuasion in this case. The term conformity can also be used to indicate the desire to be correct (informational) as illustrated by Emma’s case. Emma accepted to evacuate the building because she had been warned of an impending fire by a man in uniform who she supposedly thought was an employee only to turn out to be a thief. In social psychology, con...
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Assignment: Social Psychology
Designing a study in social psychology.
For this assignment, you will design your very own psychology experiment or study. You will be creating a research proposal, modeled after actual research proposals (like the one found here ), although yours will not need to be as long. Your finished product should be between 4-6 pages in 12 pt. font.
STEP 1 : Pick a topic. Consider a topic within social psychology that interests you. Think of how you could design an experiment to test this theory. If you have a hard time thinking of an experiment, think of common proverbs or sayings and consider ways to test these proverbs. Possible proverbs to test include:
- Absence makes the heart grow fonder
- Opposites attract
- Birds of a feather flock together
- Love is blind
- There’s no such thing as love at first sight
- A friend in need is a friend indeed
- Familiarity breeds contempt
- Spare the rod and spoil the child
- You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours
- Too many cooks spoil the broth
- True love never grows old
- You can’t please everyone
- Good fences make good neighbors
- Honesty is the best policy
- Actions speak louder than words
PART 1 : Introduction/Abstract. Write a paragraph or two as an overview about your research proposal. Include the theory you are testing as well as your hypothesis.
PART 2 : Literature Review/Background. Provide context for why you chose this topic and how your study will build off of other research. Find an academic study that has already been done related to your topic. Write a summary of what you learn from the article. You need to do this with at least TWO peer-reviewed journal articles. Peer-reviewed articles come from journals like those at the APA website , and not from simple Google searches or news websites. Most journals require a paid subscription but you can typically access them through your school library free of charge. Proper APA citations should be included. This should be roughly 1-2 pages in length.
PART 3 : Method. Consider all of the questions below as you write out this main section of your research proposal. This should be roughly 1-2 pages in length.
- Who will participate in your study?
- What will you sampling process be?
- How will you control against bias?
- If an experiment, what are the independent and dependent variables?
- What is a participant in the study going to do?
- How will you collect the data?
PART 4 : Results/Conclusion/Discussion. Write a summary paragraph about how you could and would utilize the results of your experiment.
- How will you analyze your results?
- What kind of statistical analysis will you need to do?
- What results would either confirm or disprove your hypothesis?
- In what way will the results of this study be beneficial?
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