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Foot-in-the-door and problematic requests: A field experiment

机译:脚步上门和有问题的请求:现场实验

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The "Foot-in-the-door" (FITD) is a compliance technique that consists of making a small initial request to a participant, then making a second, more onerous request. In this way greater compliance with the second request is obtained than under a control condition where the focal request is not preceded by the initial request. Most of the studies using this paradigm have tested prosocial requests. So the generalization of this compliance technique to other types of requests remains an open question. The authors carried out two experiments in which the FITD effect on deviant behaviors was tested. Results showed that the FITD technique increased compliance with the focal request, but only among male participants.
机译:“门外英尺”(FITD)是一种合规性技术,包括向参与者发出小的初始请求,然后再提出第二个更为繁重的请求。与在焦点请求之前没有初始请求的控制条件下相比,以这种方式获得了对第二请求的更大的顺从性。使用这种范例的大多数研究都测试了亲社会的要求。因此,将这种合规性技术推广到其他类型的请求仍然是一个悬而未决的问题。作者进行了两个实验,其中测试了FITD对异常行为的影响。结果表明,FITD技术提高了对焦点要求的依从性,但仅限于男性参与者。

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