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Group 5 Perdev

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Presented by group 5

As a maturing adolescent, you are aware of your strengths

and weaknesses,

which your thoughts, feelings, and behavior define on how

you deal with personal

relationships. In the previous module, you were able to

distinguish the various

roles of different individuals in society. While in this

module, it focuses on how

social influences improve you as a person for social

transformation.

Types of society influence

Comformity
Conformity is changing your behavior to be the same with the others in the

group. For example, when you visit your friend’s home. To show respect, you both

ask for the grandmother’s blessing because you were told that it is courtesy. This

situation engages you to deal with it by adapting to the shared norms and values
to

gain social approval rather than rejection. You were able to conform to the group

standards.

Yielding to perceived group pressure

Imitate others behavior and beliefs
Comforming to reference group may result in independence
from another reference group.
Compliance
Compliance is granting a request or demand asked by another individual in

exchange of either a reward or a punishment. For example, during

examination day, you are required to take the rest to finish completing the
grading period and failure to do so may result in failing grade

Publicly acting in accord with a direct request

May be associated with attitude change (internal compliance
May comply without attitude change (external compliance)
Obedience
Obedience means changing your behavior to follow the demand given by an

authority or an adult you have high regards with. For instance, as a maturing

adolescent, you want to contribute to development through inviting other friends to

exercise proper waste disposal. Whether you do it purposely as you try to give the

leader your respect or purposefully as it empowers you to participate actively as a

follower. Whatever your reason is for obeying; it leads to social facilitation. This

happens when you are given a sense of responsibility that allows you to perform

better if you are with other individuals.

performance of an action in response to a direct order from an authority figure
More likely than other types of social influence to imply a result of personal
freedom
Obedience is seen as a sign of maturity in many situations.
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