What is Compliance in Culture

What is the 5 factor model of personality

What is Conformity

What is obedience

What is social identity theory

What is finding the difference in the level of compliance between collectivist and individualistic countries

What is to determine if one's personality can be captured by 5 key personality factors or traits.

What is to see if people conform when the experimental task is unambiguous

What is to see how far participants were willing to listen and obey the experimenter when they were told to do things that were morally wrong.

What is To test the social identity theory's hypothesis that intergroup discrimination elevates self-esteem and low self-esteem motivates discrimination

What is 3000 students at a US university were participants. Half being native US students, half being Asian students. The researcher sent an email asking them to participate in a survey. One month later, they received another email asking them whether they would agree to take part in an online survey.

What is neuroticism, extraversion, openness to experiences, Agreeableness, and conscientiousness. All considered low scores or high scores, the low scores being personality traits that are calmer and the high scores being personality traits that were more aggressive.

What is 18 trials - showed participants a standard card and a comparison card and asked them to state which line was the same length as the one on the standard card. 12 critical trials where the confederates stated the wrong letter, the naive participant gave their answer last or second to last. 6 neutral trials where one of the confederates gave the correct answer. Groups of 7-9 people.

What is The learner and experimenter were separated into two different rooms. The learner was strapped to an electric chair and had to learn a list of words. Every time the learner got the words wrong, the teacher was told to give a shock to the learner. The intensity of the shock increased each time. If the teacher would not shock the learner, the experimenter would keep insisting that they shocked the learner.

What is Meta analysis of of over 40 studies concerning social identity theory's hypothesis

What is The first email showed a higher proportion of Asian students agreeing to it than US students. The second email showed the compliance on the first request having a stronger impact on the second one among US students than among Asian students the proportion of US students who agreed to the second request is twice as high as it was among Asian students.

What is The creation of the FFM allowed predictions to be made on one’s potential personality traits.

What is 75% conformed at least once. 25% did not conform at all. 32% overall conformity rate.

What is 65% of the participants (teachers) kept shocking the leaner to the highest level of 450 volts. All participants continued to 300 volts.

What is no convincing evidence is found for the self-esteem hypothesis in its full and unqualified form.

What is an individualist is more likely to comply with the FITD method of compliance.

What is we can predict how an individual will behave when placed in a specific scenario.

What is The majority can have an impact on the minority. Participants conformed due to normative social influence and the desire to fit in.

What is People are likely to follow orders given by an authority figure, even to the extent of killing an innocent person

What is There is a lack of specificity in the hypothesis. A more qualified and specific version of the hypothesis may be more appropriate.