Asked by Evans Aidoo on May 29, 2024
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The participants in Sherif's study reverted to their original positions once they were free of the pressure of the group.
Sherif's Study
Refers to the social psychology experiments conducted by Muzafer Sherif, particularly known for demonstrating the formation of social norms and group dynamics through the Robbers Cave Experiment.
Pressure of the Group
The social influence exerted by a collective on individual members to conform to the group's norms, values, and behaviors.
- Illustrate how norms evolve within group contexts, citing specific research findings.
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Seiria FieldsJun 03, 2024
Final Answer :
False
Explanation :
Sherif's study on social norms (the Robbers Cave experiment) showed that individuals often adopt group norms and behaviors to achieve group harmony, and these adopted norms can persist even after the group pressure is removed, indicating a lasting change rather than a temporary compliance.
Learning Objectives
- Illustrate how norms evolve within group contexts, citing specific research findings.