Roughly what percentage of the control group got the slide colour wrong in Moscovici’s research?

In what year was homosexuality decriminalised in the UK?

Which of these was not a criticism of Moscovici’s research?

Which of these viewpoints would be thought of as being a “minority view” today?

In which year did Nemeth et al carry out further research into minority influence?

Which of these viewpoints would not be thought of as being a minority view today?

What colour were the slides in the experiment done by Nemeth et al. in 1974?

Which of these is an example of a current “social norm”?

Under which of these minority conditions did the rate of minority influence increase the most?

Which researcher described “conversion theory” as an explanation for minority influence?

What name is given to the process whereby a minority view begins to seem correct to people?

Which of these is identified by conversion theory as being inevitable when a minority changes a majority view?

In what year did Latane and Wolf describe “Social Impact Theory”?

Which of these is not one of the three factors described as significant in social impact theory?

Which of these was one of the three factors identified as critical in social impact theory?

What is meant by the term “meta-analysis”

In which year did Moscovici conduct research into minority influence?

Which of these words describes a process where “more and more people convert to the minority view”?

Which of these conducted research in 1969 into minority influence?

Which of these terms describes the tendency of society to forget who began a social change?

What was the actual colour of the slides in Moscovici’s research?

Martin Luther King campaigned for civil rights in which country?

What colour did the confederates say the slides were in Moscovici’s experiment?

Which of these was a prominent campaigner for civil rights in the USA?