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Compliance refers to following an order, law, or request or submitting oneself to the authority of another.

ex: when training a dog, make sure they are obedient. My dog went to obedience training to become better around people, and it helped with her skills to be compliant with orders or receiving treats etc.

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Conformity is adjusting behaviour or thinking to coincide with a group standard.

Ex: If there is a big line of cars on a road, people will leave a space for any side streets so that people can still turn in or out of them.

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refers to the tendency for a group to make decisions that are more extreme than the initial inclination of the members.

ex: when with friends, perhaps you are all deciding what to do with your free time. you want to go and get ice cream but the three people ahead of you would like to get cotton candy. you are more likely to comply with them because that is what the majority would like.

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Groupthink is the mode of thinking that occurs when the desire for harmony in a decision-making group overrides a realistic appraisal of the alternatives.

Ex: Weeks before the Pearl Harbor attack, hundreds of communications confirming the attack was coming were intercepted from Japan. But the US didn't actually think they would attack because why would they risk war with a stronger army? Instead, they focused on the Japanese citizens in Pearl Harbor and ignored the real threat.

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Social facilitation is the improved performance on tasks in the presence of others.

Ex: During covid, we couldn't have live performances in dance and instead had to live stream the show. So during our Night of Dance, in order for it to still feel like we had an audience we printed out the faces of celebrities and stuck them onto the chairs.

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Deindividuation is the loss of self-awareness and self-constraint occurring in group situations that foster arousal and anonymity.

Ex: Some concerts may have mosh pits, in which people run around, flail, and even throw punches. A mosh pit is an inherently violent group behaviour that often ends in injury and most people in the group wouldn't regularly run around like that.