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Article Restructuring & Improvement[edit]

Users hcokim & dhwong will be undertaking the improvement of this stub. A detailed outline and plan for these improvements are to come shortly, but the key focus of our changes will be to inject appropriate amounts of supporting evidence, research, and information.

Updated Structure for Article[edit]

What is minority influence (Introduction)
Studies on Minority Influence
Factors that influence minority influence
- Size
- Behavioral Style
- Situational Factors
- Informational Social Influence
Effects of Minority Influence
- Yielding
- Broadened Views
Examples of Minority Influence
- 12 Angry Men
- Adolf Hitler in World War 2
Further Research
Sources

Sources[edit]

Serge Moscovici - 1985, 1994
Moscovici & Nemeth 1974
Wendy Wood, Lundgren, Ouellette, Busceme, Blackstone 1994
De Dreu, De Vries 2001, Levine Moreland and Choi
Social Psychology Textbook - Aronson, 6th edition

We've already started inputting some of the sources into the actual article.

This project will be completed under the supervision and guidance of Carnegie Mellon professor Robertekraut to ensure its quality. -- Hcokim (talk) 00:56, 23 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]