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SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY GROUP INFLUENCE
Objective
SWBAT define the five [5] subtopics of Group Influence and relate them to their own lives.
Group Think
Harmonious but unrealistic group thinking (Janis, 1982)
A pattern of thought characterized by self-deception, forced manufacture of consent, and conformity to group values and ethics
Fed by overconfidence, conformity, self-justification and group polarization
Watergate Chernobyl Challenger explosion Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor WMD in Iraq
Social Loafing Diminishing effort when in a group setting
PRO & CONS to working in a group…
Get to be with friends
Bounce ideas of each other
Get more done faster
Have to rely on others Some students don’t do any work
Have you ever worked with someone in a group that did not
help? Put that person in your mind as your visual memory for social loafing…
That semantic encoding feels nice….
Imagine you are invisible for 24 hours.
What would you do?
Write your answer on a scrap of paper
Deindividuation To be less self-conscious and less restrained when in a group situation
It can also diminish the feelings of responsibility
DANCE!
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Group Polarization
When people are placed into a group and these people have to deal with some situation, the group as a whole typically has some overriding attitude toward the situation. Over time and with group discussion, the group's attitude toward that situation may change. When it changes in such a way that the group attitude is enhanced and strengthened, then group polarization has occurred
For Example Say group of Republicans gather to discuss welfare reform and some new policy proposed by a democratic politician. The welfare policy calls for more money to be taken from private sector businesses and given to welfare centers. In the beginning of the discussion, the group as a whole may be somewhat against the welfare reform policy (thus having an initial group attitude). After discussing the policy, the group indicates that they are now more against the policy than ever. What has happened is that the initial attitude has been bolstered and the group is more polarized against the policy.
Social Facilitation
Stronger performance in others’ presence
Practice
Game
Bring it all together
Which of the five subtopics are similar?
Which do you come across frequently?
Which are most detrimental to society?
Are there any you do not agree with?
Don’t Forget to do your Homework!!!!