Group influence
By: producer-director/writer, Susan Wilcox ; Coast Learning Systems, Coastline Community College ; WORTH Publishers
Contributors: Jones, Dan; Melby, Laurie; Vande Haeghen, Peter; Coastline Community College; Worth Publishers; Insight Media (Firm)
Series: Psychology : the human experience -- program #121; Psychology, the human experience -- 121.; HUB 400 (NU course); PED 670 (NU course); PSY 200 (NU course); PSY 432 (NU course)
Publisher: Insight Media
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: Peer pressure; Social pressure; Social influence; Social groups; Conformity; White supremacy movements; Aryan Nations Church of Jesus Christ Christian
Description: Examines why people tend to associate themselves with groups and why they behave differently in groups than they do alone. Studies the way white supremacy groups get their followers to conform to the group's ideology.
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Executive producers, Dan Jones, Laurie Melby, Peter Vande Haeghen ; music, David F. Anthony.

Narrator: Wayne Thomas Yorke.

DVD-R.

Closed captioned.