You Are Not So Smart Planning: GROUPTHINK, CHAP 23 - 3 views

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  #1 Amy Burvall on 11 Sep 13

   

  use this space to plan your film - show your planning processes, jot notes, brainstorm ideas, etc.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">use this space to plan your film - show your planning processes, jot notes, brainstorm ideas, etc.</div>

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  #2 Ariana A. on 11 Sep 13

   

  Plan:
  Intro:
  introducing the background of group think how common it is
  what is group think?
  
  Points:
  -Misconception
  -Discuss study
  -deeper explanation of group think and its elements
  -state the truth and say... "this is why you are not so smart."

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Plan: <br /> Intro: <br /> introducing the background of group think how common it is <br /> what is group think? <br /> <br /> Points: <br /> -Misconception <br /> -Discuss study <br /> -deeper explanation of group think and its elements <br /> -state the truth and say... "this is why you are not so smart."</div>

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  #3 Claire Godenzi on 11 Sep 13

   

  Study we will use to back up point will be the experiment carried out by psychologist Asch which explored ones tendency to conform to group norms.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Study we will use to back up point will be the experiment carried out by psychologist Asch which explored ones tendency to conform to group norms.</div>

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  #4 Claire Godenzi on 11 Sep 13

   

  Information on experiment -Conformity is the tendency to adjust one's thoughts, feelings, and behavior, in a way that agrees with a certain individual or group or with standards about how one should behave in a particular situation. Asch investigated conformity through his study of majority influence (1951). He aimed to understand to what extent a person would conform to an incorrect answer on a test if the response from other members of the group (also taking the test), was unanimous. Within the experiment the participant was asked to choose the line from the group which matched the length of the single line on the other card. The goal was to see whether or not the participant would conform to the confederates' incorrect responses, even if it was clear their answers were correct. At the end of the experiment it was found that a majority of the participants agreed with the smart looking confederates at least once.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Information on experiment -Conformity is the tendency to adjust one's thoughts, feelings, and behavior, in a way that agrees with a certain individual or group or with standards about how one should behave in a particular situation. Asch investigated conformity through his study of majority influence (1951). He aimed to understand to what extent a person would conform to an incorrect answer on a test if the response from other members of the group (also taking the test), was unanimous. Within the experiment the participant was asked to choose the line from the group which matched the length of the single line on the other card. The goal was to see whether or not the participant would conform to the confederates' incorrect responses, even if it was clear their answers were correct. At the end of the experiment it was found that a majority of the participants agreed with the smart looking confederates at least once.</div>

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