The Asch Experiment
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The Asch Experiment
DTc (A) TP3 - WO2 `LT' Lutunatabua
Asch Expermient
Interest
Peer Pressure can bring changes in behaviour, thoughts, opinions and feelings. A social psychologist of Swarthmore College, Solomon Asch, conducted a set of experiments that demonstrated the power of conformity on groups. These experiments have been repeated many times with varied results.
Video
Need
There is a strong human motivation to be a member of group; as a Trainer it is our responsibility to ensure that these group relationships are healthy and of benefit to our trainees. You need to ensure trainees are not led down a potentially destructive path.
Need
Range
Time: 30 mins
Group Working - Discussions
Notes Policy - Do take notes
Question Policy - Do ask, because i will.
Safety - FUP `F' carpark, and wait further instructions.
Drinking and Eating - Yes & No, respectively.
Objective
By the end of the lesson you will have:
• Examined the Asch Conformity Experiment
• Identified how peer pressure effects the military training environment
Objective
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Objectives
Summary
- Identify the causes of shock
- identify the signs and symptoms
Treating
Confirmation
What are the two types of shocks covered in today's lesson?
What are some causes of shock?
Qtns
What are some signs and symptoms?