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The fundamental attribution error is the tendency for people to believe their be
The fundamental attribution error is the tendency for people to believe their behavior is influenced by inherited dispositions and not social factors. Recently, Psychologists have identified several social factors that affect our behavior. Describe research for each social situation below that supports the idea that our behavior changes in the presence of others.
a. the presence of an authority figure (Milgram obedience study)
b. the presence of a group of bystanders observing the same emergency as you (Darley and Latane study)
c. pressure from a group to change your belief even though you know you are wrong (Asch or Janis study)
d. social expectation to live up to a role (Zimbardo or Langer study)
e. a good or bad leader (Lewin study)
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