Informational Social Influence The influence to accept information from others as evidence about reality, often occurring in situations where the correct action or belief is uncertain.
Asch conformity is the tendency for individuals to align their beliefs, attitudes, or behaviors with a group majority, even when the group is clearly wrong.
The Bystander Effect is the psychological phenomenon where an individual is less likely to help a victim in an emergency when other people are present, with the probability of intervention decreasing as the number of bystanders increases.
Attribution Theory explains how people interpret the causes of events and behaviors, focusing on whether outcomes (successes/failures) stem from internal factors (ability, effort) or external ones (luck, task difficulty).
