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Asch Conformity ParadigmThe Asch conformity paradigm, established by Solomon Asch in the 1950s, demonstrates the power of group pressure to make people publicly endorse a manifestly false judgment. A naivBogus PipelineThe bogus pipeline, devised by Jones and Sigall in 1971, is a methodological technique for reducing social-desirability bias in the measurement of attitudes, especially sensitive oBystander Intervention ParadigmThe bystander intervention paradigm, pioneered by Latane and Darley in 1968, experimentally demonstrates the bystander effect: the counterintuitive finding that individuals are lesConfederate ParadigmThe confederate paradigm is a foundational methodological design in social psychology in which trained accomplices -- people who appear to be ordinary participants or bystanders buCover Story DeceptionCover story and deception design is the methodological practice of concealing a study's true purpose behind a plausible false rationale so that participants behave spontaneously raCyberball ParadigmThe Cyberball paradigm, introduced by Williams, Cheung, and Choi in 2000, is the most widely used experimental method for inducing social exclusion in the laboratory. Participants
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Asch Conformity ParadigmBogus PipelineBystander Intervention ParadigmConfederate ParadigmCover Story DeceptionCyberball ParadigmDemocratic Norms Support MeasurementEgo Depletion ParadigmElite Cue ExperimentEmotion Appraisal in PoliticsFalse Consensus ParadigmFree-Choice Dissonance ParadigmGoal Priming ParadigmInduced Compliance ParadigmIssue Framing ExperimentLost Letter TechniqueMere Exposure ParadigmMilgram Obedience ParadigmMinimal Group ParadigmMisinformation Correction ExperimentMotivated Reasoning ExperimentOpen-Ended Political Response CodingPartisan Motivated Reasoning ParadigmRound-Robin DesignStereotype Content ModelTerror Management ExperimentThin-SlicingValue Conflict MeasurementWithin-Subjects Factorial Design