I also review robust empirical evidence for individual differences and environmental/situational factors that predict actual risky decision-making that any general theory must account for. Major dependent variables were attitude judgements and cognitive responses. The influence of community interest groups on school board decision-making in a predominately minority Southern California urban community - Page 114 By OAI identifier: oai:digitallibrary.usc.edu:p15799coll30/410234 It is emphasized that social combination models and theories of group-interaction processes, such as persuasive arguments theory or social comparison theory, are complementary rather than rival explanations of collective decision making. © 2008-2021 ResearchGate GmbH. Classic models of attribution are increasingly used, despite serious problems with their empirical validation. This study examined the influence of majority opinion on attitudes in the absence of persuasive argumentation. Humility correlated positively with psychological well-being at both time-points, but was positively related to emotional well-being at only one time-point. Women appeared to be more risk-averse in all domains except social risk. 101-115 . Final observation indicates convergence between the elements of the proposed theory and the experimental illustrations of conversion behavior. Study 1 develops a multi-item measure of regret and distinguishes it from satisfaction. Students read a message containing strong or weak arguments advocated by a minority or majority sour-cc. The authors propose an alternative theoretical perspective, the risk-as-feelings hypothesis, that highlights the role of affect experienced at the moment of decision making. The former applies to individual choices and the latter collective choices. Crime, smoking, drug use, alcoholism, reckless driving, and many other unhealthy patterns of behavior that play out over a lifetime often debut during adolescence. Interventions to reduce risk taking must take into account the different causes of such behavior if they are to be effective. The assumption of a continuum of explicitness may help us to generate and test new hypotheses about consensus effects. The abstraction and valence of the terms used were analyzed. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved). In two studies, participants (total N = 250) read messages that were supported by either a numerical majority or minority. This article develops a consensus model to manage minority opinions and noncooperative behaviors in LSGDM with DHLPRs. Mediation analysis revealed further that the influence of the interaction of need for closure by type of alternative on the experience of regret is mediated by counterfactual thinking. In practice, much depends on the particular situation in which a decision is made. Google Scholar. C. takes advantage of the creativity of the entire group. This study revisits Kelley's (1967) ANOVA model of attribution and argues that it will most usefully predict attributions when attributional processes are socially “safe” and have few social consequences. People are assumed to anticipate how they will feel about the outcomes of decisions and use their predictions to guide choice. On the basis of these findings, a new typology of groups was proposed that could be used in future experimental research to advance our understanding of majorities and minorities. Decision-making under risk has been variably characterized and examined in many different disciplines. Avoiding risks or buying time can set a different lifetime pattern. These messages were attributed to numerical majorities (high consensus) or minorities (low consensus) . Study 2 additionally showed that this effect was independent of potential monetary gains and losses. Both heuristic and systematic processing can serve either of the three motives and are capable of co-occurring in an additive or interactive fashion under specified conditions. Inman, J. J. (C) 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. One hundred and twenty-nine high school students participated as subjects in a laboratory experiment. The latter occurs because of a known developmental increase in gist processing with age. The 90’s saw New Labour come to power, and efforts to increase citizen participation were stepped up, as was interest in the causes and impacts of social exclusion. EVIDENCE EXISTS THAT PEOPLE DO NOT ALWAYS MAKE DECISIONS INVOLVING UNCERTAIN MONETARY REWARDS AS IF THEY WERE MAXIMIZING EXPECTED UTILITY OF FINAL ASSETS. Social psychological research suggests that minority dissent not only prevents defective group decision making but also increases individual creativity. The project aims at identifying methods of presenting environmental information and "nudges" to influence grocery shopping in an online environment. New York: Psychology Press; Kruglanski, A. W. & Webster, D. M. (1996). Does this practice mirror real-world conceptualizations? A pilot program called precrime, however, promises to bring an end to the violence. The broad categorizer prefers the risk of not reacting to change and possibly being wrong." The second-to-fourth digit length ratio (2D:4D), a proxy of prenatal testosterone exposure, has been linked to a wide variety of sexually differentiated dispositions and behaviors. Cutting across traditional boundaries in psychology, it demonstrates how a risk-taking conceptualization can integrate concepts and findings previously classified under such separate headings as motivation, personality, social psychology, cognition and judgment, thinking, and intelligence. However, our expectation that permeable group boundaries would result in diminished ingroup identification in low status minorities was not confirmed. Contexts of Decision Making in the Juvenile Justice System: An Organizational Approach to Understanding Minority Overrepresentation Donna M. Bishop, Michael Leiber, and Joseph Johnson Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice 2010 8 : 3 , 213-233 In the present chapter we start with a classic distinction between two types of social influence: normative and informational. Although past research has demonstrated that testosterone has a key role in social interaction, no study has examined its role in social influence so far. Relevant research on utilization of information regarding consensus, situational context, and actor's past behavior is reviewed in this framework. Es gilt immer noch, dass innerhalb der Strukturen, wo Entscheidungen fallen, das Ordensleben wenig vertreten ist und dass die Frauen nur "Hörerinnen" sind. In addition, an emulation framework for middleware and software under development is provided which interfaces with the simulation tool. Ss were told that this decrease in supply was either due to an accident or to a high demand for the cookies. For more information see https://blogs.ncl.ac.uk/sustainability/2016/11/15/how-to-test-policy-interventions-for-sustainable-food-choices/. As minority positions represent low consensus (i.e., only few others agree), they are associated with high gains if correct, but also with high losses if wrong. Finally, men were more risk-seeking than women across all five contexts. Theoretical and applied implications of these findings are discussed. A regression of risk taking (likelihood of engaging in the risky activity) on expected benefits and perceived risks suggests that gender and content domain differences in apparent risk taking are associated with differences in the perception of the activities’ benefits and risk, rather than with differences in attitude towards perceived risk. Posted Jul 30, 2018 What we have seen during this week at the simulated Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting -Every minority will be able to elect a representative who will be in charge of defending their interest in In the heat of passion, in the presence of peers, on the spur of the moment, in unfamiliar situations, when trading off risks and benefits favors bad long-term outcomes, and when behavioral inhibition is required for good outcomes, adolescents are likely to reason more poorly than adults do. In addition, we used structural equation modeling to perform cross-lagged panel analyses, and found that psychological well-being predicted an increase in humility over time, but humility did not predict changes in psychological well-being over time. In Study 3, the effect generalized to social attitudes where a minority position was judged as more risky than a majority position. However, under failure feedback, a judge's own behavior increased estimates above and beyond the effect of information about an available individual When the self is threatened, perceptions of consensus may be increased by a motivation to seek normalization and support for one's own behavior. The first… with consistency of preference for broad and narrow categorizing in a stable stimulus situation… [and the] consistent manner in which… categorizers alter their judgments in the face of changes in the stimulus situations… . The second goal of the studies was to investigate whether self-knowledge plays a special role in the FCE beyond the use of the self as simply a single available case in memory. We explore the consistency of the risk-value model with both expected utility and non-expected utility preferences. Surprisingly, several macrolevel phenomena emerged from the simple operation of this microlevel theory, including an incomplete polarization of opinions reaching a stable equilibrium, with coherent minority subgroups managing to exist near the margins of the whole population. We use cookies to help provide and enhance our service and tailor content and ads. The results demonstrated that misperceiving others’ beliefs activates impression management motivation. Les observations et les déductions qui en découlent ont mis en lumière la complexité du rôle de la diversité dans le fonctionnement des équipes de travail. Motivated closing of the mind: “Seizing” and “freezing”. Moreover, under success conditions, the available case information was sufficient to account for the extent of perceived consensus. Our study provides an opportunity to consider the often-nuanced role of information in policymaking. As predicted from persuasive arguments theory, the best fitting social combination model on the most risky item was risk-supported wins; the best fitting model on the most conservative item was conservative-supported wins; and the best fitting model on 2 less extreme items was majority wins. Brain maturation in adolescence is incomplete. Copyright 2000 by the University of Chicago. Regret: A model of its antecedents and consequences in consumer decision making. For example, humans use the relative number of individuals holding an opinion as a heuristic for the relative riskiness of a proposition, ... Research supports the notion that marginalization is at the core of the negative consequences experienced by tokens in the workplace. Majority Rule Do the vast majority of people truly disagree with one another? The heuristic-systematic model (HSM) provides a general theory of social information processing. We will then use this distinction as a guiding principle for reviewing developments in two major areas of research: Social influence in groups, which is mostly captured in terms of minority and majority influence, and persuasion. The Effects of Minority Influence on Group Discussion and Decision Making In this study, groups were to either select the guilty suspect (solve set) or to rank order the suspects from most likely to least likely of being guilty ( judge set). The general pattern replicated across different manipulations of group membership and social exclusion, two measures of need threat, and with participants from two different countries. Caregivers' experience of the decision-making process for placing a person with dementia into a nursing home: comparing caregivers from Chinese ethnic minority with those from English-speaking backgrounds - Volume 26 Issue 3 - Lauren Caldwell, Lee-Fay Low, Henry Brodaty Journal of Consumer Research, 29(1), 116–128; Tsiros, M. & Mittal, V. (2000). While the film Minority Report depicts a utilitarian vision of society, its ultimate moral reflects the rights approach, which is my personal approach to ethical decision-making. Most importantly, high distinctiveness led to greater influence than low distinctiveness, and this effect was independent of argument strength and minority versus majority status. The minorities always consisted of trained confederates. The first experiment established these effects with numerical minority and majority groups. Less-motivated participants tended to be influenced by consensus regardless of poll size, whereas highly motivated participants based attitudes on this information only if the poll was reliably large. The High Commissioner provides guidance and recommendations to states on the relationship between access to justice and conflict prevention and access to justice and national minorities, complementing the work of other international actors, which focus on access to justice in general. Subjects provided with consensus information about the majority and minority (without a persuasive communication) also demonstrated significant attitude change, but this change did not generalize and was not maintained or mediated by subjects' thoughts about the issue. The current studies investigated the role of self-serving motivations in the False Consensus Effect (FCE). Before her current role, she was a member of the United States Air Force practicing industrial hygiene. Understanding the role of risk in consumer behavior may provide the basis for combining consumer behavior theory with marketing management action. Photocopy. However, more recent findings demonstrate that minorities can also serve individual needs, rendering their influence “normative”. Studies 3 and 4 examine the cognitive process underlying the experiencing of regret in the absence of information on a better-foregone outcome. These assumptions allow formulating some interesting and verifiable predictions: (1) Conversion is produced by a minority's consistent behavior; (2) The conversion produced by a minority implies a real change of judgments or opinions; (3) The more intense the conflict generated by the minority, the more radical is the conversion; (4) At least where perceptions are involved, conversion is more pronounced when the influence source is absent. Facts About Minority Opinion vs. The authors measure the pleasure associated with monetary outcomes of gambles and offer an account of judged pleasure called decision affect theory. How can an Agile team make sure they involve everyone? In a broader sense, influence by other individuals operates in many other forms of social interaction as well, including helping behavior, aggression, social loafing, social facilitation, leadership, obedience, prejudice, and many others. Decision Making Sean Farhang University of California, Berkeley Gregory Wawro Columbia University This article assesses how the institutional context of decision making on three-judge panels of the federal Court of Appeals affects the impact that gender and race have on judicial decisions. minority Look at other dictionaries: Minority influence — Minority influence, a form of social influence, takes place when a minority, like an individual, influences a majority to accept the minority s … Then they propose a theory of choices between gambles based on anticipated pleasure. Computer simulations, neglected in group dynamics for 20 years, may, as in modern physics, help determine the extent to which group-level phenomena result from individual-level processes. Post decisional regret under need for cognitive closure, Cognitive and affective experiences of minority and majority members: The role of group size, status, and power, Requirements for an ubiquitous computing simulation and emulation environment, Social Combination Models, Persuasive Arguments Theory, Social Comparison Theory, and Choice Shift, Choice Behavior in Social Dilemmas: Effects of Social Identity, Group Size, and Decision Framing, Incentivizing environmentally responsible behaviour, Moral self-regulation and sustainable consumption. Any program designed to prevent or change such risky behaviors should be founded on a clear idea of what is normative (what behaviors, ideally, should the program foster? and correspondence (are the out-comes of the decisions positive?). The interrelation of status and power is discussed as well as the phenomenology of being a minority member. This paper presents initial work on the design of a generic simulation tool suitable for the many scenarios encompassed by ubiquitous computing, such as simulation of sensors, actuators, and the environment. It was once said that there is nothing so useful as a theory that works. This hypothesis is based on the premise that novices and experts perceive the reasons for their preferences to be similar to majority and minority groups, respectively (i.e., basis similarity). In addition, to establish the consensus model, some basic tools, such as the clustering method, weights-determining method, and adjustment coefficients … Consistent with contemporary findings in cognitive psychology, we argue the manner in which NIEs are structured and presented should be reformed to offer better decision support. Four assumptions are discussed in the chapter, in order to understand Compliance and Conversion. Building on prior work, we contribute in a number of important ways to our understanding of the influence of information on policy generally and briefs on the Court’s decisions specifically. Social dilemmas appear in two basic forms: the public goods problem (in which the individual must decide whether to contribute to a common resource) and the commons dilemma (in which the individual must decide whether to take from a common resource). It is argued, from a social psychological definition of the minority–majority relation, that the former interpretation fails to explain many of the observed effects and in particular the conversion effect. By contrast, individuals low in the need to belong—who place less importance on group membership in general—did not benefit from belonging to a majority group. Finally, democratic decision-making is where the group votes and majority wins. This work introduces belonging to a majority as a buffer against the immediate negative impact of ostracism on basic needs for individuals with a high need to belong, for whom social groups are especially relevant. The present article defines a schema as a set of implicational links between dispositional levels and categories of relevant behaviors. Individuals and 5-person groups responded 3 successive times to 4 standard choice-dilemma items in the order of either individual–group–individual or individual–individual–individual; 288 male undergraduates served as Ss. D.)--University of Texas at Austin, 1989. The psychology of closed-mindedness. That is, to whom do experts turn to for guidance when considering their own preferences? As minority positions represent low consensus (i.e., only few others agree), they are associated not only with high gains if correct, but also with high losses if wrong. Four experiments support this framework and, in doing so, offer novel insight into the impact of expertise on the emergence of minority influence. D’autre part, il a utilisé la créativité, plutôt que la performance, comme outils de compréhension, puisqu’elle implique des enjeux sociopsychologiques spécifiques. Whose responsibility is it to involve the wisdom of the minority in decision-making? We show that the risk-value model provides a framework for unifying the streams of research on risk judgments and on modeling choices. It analyzes the political performance of the Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania (EAPL), an ethnic-based “niche” political party that tends to keep a, Access scientific knowledge from anywhere. I focus especially on risk-sensitivity theory, which offers a framework for understanding decision-making under risk that explicitly involves evolutionary considerations. From the Introduction: The study of social influence phenomena lies at the very heart of social psychology. within the academia in Serbia. Two questions concern us. The narrow categorizer appears to prefer the risk… possibly being wrong… . Furthermore, under the commons dilemma structure, group size had no effect on choice behavior, but in the public goods version individuals in large groups kept more than did individuals in small groups. En induisant une simple perception de diversité culturelle, nous avons notamment observé une baisse (surtout qualitative) de la pensée divergente chez les participants ayant fait face à la diversité. We present a psychometric scale that assesses risk taking in five content domains: financial decisions (separately for investing versus gambling), health/safety, recreational, ethical, and social decisions. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 144-153). Four studies examined cognitive and affective experiences of minority and majority members. adoratrici-asc.org. We find in both cases alternate viewpoints were not presented in the US IC's premier intelligence product when such views could have made a difference. Majority members expressed ingroup favoritism by describing the majority ingroup with positive terms at a higher level of abstraction than negative terms. In the current study, we tested the hypothesis that impression management motivation induces false enforcement, and the perpetually low rates of men taking paternity leave in Japan was addressed as a topic. Results indicate that (a) cookies in scarce supply were rated as more desirable than cookies in abundant supply; (b) cookies were rated as more valuable when their supply changed from abundant to scarce than when they were constantly scarce; and (c) cookies scarce because of high demand were rated higher than cookies that were scarce because of an accident. Implications are discussed with reference to literature on evaluative extremity, risk-taking, and minorities / majorities. Regret in repeat purchase versus switching decisions: The attenuating role of decision justifiability. Finally, given research shows minority endorsements are riskier, ... For instance, this work focuses on the value of conventional and innovative information given its relevance to knowledge acquisition. The effect generalized to social attitudes. Central and East European countries. In a simple form of the risk-value model, risk is measured by variance and value by expected returns. Decisions were made for oneself, for a friend, and for a stranger (the hypothetical protagonist of the standard choice-dilemma instructions). Black women who are tokenized in the workplace experience race and gender-based discrimination and thus, may shift their identities to mitigate the negative outcomes associated with discrimination. This confirms the validity of the impression management strategy hypothesis, which states that people tend to enforce perceived norms based on self-presentational motivation rather than their willingness to persist with the unpopular norms in situations of pluralistic ignorance. More generally, the concept of gradually changing explicitness of evaluations (instead of dichotomous implicit versus explicit evaluations) could provide a noteworthy extension for attitude change theories. ), Using conflict in organizations, Sage, Thousand Oaks (1997), pp. Identity shifting is the conscious or unconscious process of shifting one's language, and/or cultural behaviors. Results generally supported predictions. Also, minorities were associated with more divergent thinking and viewed more negatively than were majorities. An optional Part II assesses respondents’ perceptions of the magnitude of the risks and expected benefits of the activities judged in Part I. Copyright © 2021 Elsevier B.V. or its licensors or contributors. Counterintuitive findings that must be accommodated by any adequate theory of risk taking include the following: (a) Despite conventional wisdom, adolescents do not perceive themselves to be invulnerable, and perceived vulnerability declines with increasing age; (b) although the object of many interventions is to enhance the accuracy of risk perceptions, adolescents typically overestimate important risks, such as HIV and lung cancer; (c) despite increasing competence in reasoning, some biases in judgment and decision making grow with age, producing more " irrational" violations of coherence among adults than among adolescents and younger children. Il a répondu à l’ambiguïté des résultats de la littérature et à l’appel de nombreux auteurs à porter une plus grande attention sur les processus sous-jacents à l’impact de la diversité. Psychological Review, 103, 263–283].We hypothesized that people with high need for cognitive closure, in comparison to people with low need for cognitive closure, would perceive the non-status-quo choice as less “normative” and therefore that they would produce, in such a condition, a larger amount of counterfactual thinking and, as a consequence, that they would experience more post decisional regret.The results support the hypothesized interactive effect of need for cognitive closure by type of alternative (“status-quo” vs. “non-status-quo”) on both regret and counterfactual thinking. In two experiments, students (N = 188) read messages on previously unknown attitude objects. Objects are evaluated more extremely if they are rare. By continuing you agree to the use of cookies. Les résultats observés mettent à mal les principales prédictions de la littérature. Allport’s (1935) "classical" definition of social psychology as the study of how individuals are influenced by the real or imagined presence of others may be indicative of how crucial social psychologists have regarded influence for all aspects of social life. As minority status was understood as a “cue” of negative valence, minority influence had to be explained in terms of content-related processing of the presented arguments. Consequently, we present a judgmental approach that asks (a) what information may be relevant to the target, (b) how much motivation and cognitive capacity is at the target’s disposal, and (c) what needs operate on the side of the target of influence. If there were one or more in the minority, they immediately took another vote. It also shows that, while satisfaction directly influences both repurchase and complaint intentions, regret directly influences only repurchase intentions, and its effect on complaint intentions is fully mediated via satisfaction. 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