https://padlet.com/arhud2/jl9e9m7c2j2y What is your topic? What was the well-known experiment related to your topic? What role do groups and individuals play in this topic? State the different elements (sub headings) of your topic. en-us 2016-08-18 21:40:41 UTC 2016-08-19 01:28:07 UTC hello@padlet.com arhud2 https://padlet.com/arhud2/jl9e9m7c2j2y/wish/118837690 Role expectation is the norms and behaviours that a person has to face and fulfil which is an observation that people behave in a predictable way. 
Zimbardo's Stanford Experiment was a personality test where 24 participants were chosen out of 70 participant for their high levels of physical health and mental stability. 
each prisoners were taken from their house in the early morning on sunday and taken tot the stand ford  university "jail". the prisoners were striped naked and spray on wth de-lousing agent and were given prion clothing, a smock and a stocking hat also a prisoner number. Then the prisoners were taken to their cell which was about 2-3 m2.
The experiment went smoothly for the first day and night but things got out of hand on the 2nd day.

]]> 2016-08-18 21:44:16 UTC https://padlet.com/arhud2/jl9e9m7c2j2y/wish/118837690 arhud2 https://padlet.com/arhud2/jl9e9m7c2j2y/wish/118837701 What is obedience? Is following an authority and doing what is expected of you no matter the circumstances.
The 'Milgram experiment'
This experiment included three people/actors that were in on the act: Milgram, the instructor and the victim or the person strapped. In this experiment the instructor gave orders to the participants to turn the voltage higher to increase the pain on the person strapped and to see if they would obey orders. As the experiment went on the strapped person would act as if he was in pain and the participants would listen to the instructor. In the end the participants obeyed to their instructor and kept increasing the voltage despite the victim close to dying. ]]> 2016-08-18 21:44:23 UTC https://padlet.com/arhud2/jl9e9m7c2j2y/wish/118837701 arhud2 https://padlet.com/arhud2/jl9e9m7c2j2y/wish/118837724 What is your topic?
Conformity is the act of choosing to belong and comply with a certain group or social expectation. 
What was the well-known experiment related to your topic?
In a well known experiment conducted in 1951 by Solomon Asch, the aim was to observe the extent in which individuals within a group will conform to the majority's opinion. 50 college students were investigated in the experiment. They, alongside 7-9 planted actors, were asked questions regarding visual perception, however, the actors consistently gave wrong answers. 
What role to groups and individuals play in this topic?
It was found that the students were always the second last to give an opinion and were driven to give the wrong answer the majority of the time. Through this experiment, it is shown that an individual would prefer to feel as if they belong to the majority and that other participants were better than themselves, thus copying and conforming to their standards, thus demonstrating an individual's want to conform to the majority, in this case, the students and the planted actors. 
State the different elements (sub headings) of your topic
Normative Influence:
When people conform in order to go with the group to fit in and to gain some social influence.
Culture: 
Depending on your culture, it can affect the way you think, such as in Asian countries, he 'Collectivist culture' wheres, the people must think of the group, wheres in Western cultures, the 'Individualist culture' heavily makes a person's individuality, highly important.
Informal Influence:
Where the person conforms in order to get the correct answer, but they are not certain of their own ability to make it. They put their faith in others to make that decision.
Group Size:
Where 

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