Editing Conformity and Obedience (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Conformity''' — The act of "Matching" attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors to "Group Norms."
* '''Obience''' — Compliance with an "Order," request, or law from another person of "Higher Authority."
* '''Social Influence''' — The general process by which the actions of an individual or group affect the behavior of others.
* '''Normative Influence''' — Conforming because you want to "Be liked" or "Accepted" (avoiding social punishment).
* '''Informational Influence''' — Conforming because you believe the group has "Better information" than you (e.g., 'They must know something I don't').
* '''The Asch Line Study''' — The famous 1951 experiment where 75% of participants "Conformed" to an obviously wrong answer at least once.
* '''The Milgram Experiment''' — The 1963 study where 65% of people were willing to deliver a "Fatal" electric shock to a stranger because an "Authority Figure" commanded it.
* '''The Stanford Prison Experiment''' — Philip Zimbardo’s study on how "Social Roles" (Prisoner vs. Guard) can cause "Dehumanization" and "Abuse of Power."
* '''Bystander Effect''' — The phenomenon where the "More people" are present, the "Less likely" anyone is to help a person in distress.
* '''Social Facilitation''' — The tendency to "Perform better" on simple tasks when others are watching (and "Worse" on complex ones).
* '''Social Loafing''' — The tendency to "Put in less effort" when working in a group (The 'Free Rider' problem).
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