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Social validationAccording to Ciald

Social validation
According to Cialdini (1994, p. 199), “one means we use to determine what is correct is to find out what other people think is correct”. This statement summarizes what Cialdini (1994) calls the principle of social validation. This principle is based on people’s natural tendency to react automatically to various situations, without engaging in a great deal of thought. Thus, actions that are performed by relevant others are perceived as being correct and, consequently, the probability of engaging in similar actions is increased. For instance, Cialdini et al. (1998) have shown that students are more likely to agree to fill out a survey questionnaire if they are told that their schoolmates have agreed to do it in the past. Moreover, the higher the reported proportion of schoolmates having supposedly accepted the request, the higher the likelihood of complying. Several social psychology studies conducted in different contexts have demonstrated the power of the social validation principle (see Cialdini (2001) for a review). Applying this principle to fairly-traded products, one may surmise that people who visit a stand that offers such products will be more likely to buy if they are told that similar others have done it in the past.
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Social validationAccording to Cialdini (1994, p. 199), “one means we use to determine what is correct is to find out what other people think is correct”. This statement summarizes what Cialdini (1994) calls the principle of social validation. This principle is based on people’s natural tendency to react automatically to various situations, without engaging in a great deal of thought. Thus, actions that are performed by relevant others are perceived as being correct and, consequently, the probability of engaging in similar actions is increased. For instance, Cialdini et al. (1998) have shown that students are more likely to agree to fill out a survey questionnaire if they are told that their schoolmates have agreed to do it in the past. Moreover, the higher the reported proportion of schoolmates having supposedly accepted the request, the higher the likelihood of complying. Several social psychology studies conducted in different contexts have demonstrated the power of the social validation principle (see Cialdini (2001) for a review). Applying this principle to fairly-traded products, one may surmise that people who visit a stand that offers such products will be more likely to buy if they are told that similar others have done it in the past.
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Validasi sosial
Menurut Cialdini (1994, p. 199), "salah satu sarana yang kita gunakan untuk menentukan apa yang benar adalah untuk mencari tahu apa yang orang lain pikirkan benar". Pernyataan ini merangkum apa Cialdini (1994) menyebut prinsip validasi sosial. Prinsip ini didasarkan pada kecenderungan alami orang untuk bereaksi secara otomatis ke berbagai situasi, tanpa terlibat dalam banyak pemikiran. Dengan demikian, tindakan yang dilakukan oleh orang lain yang relevan dianggap sebagai yang benar dan, akibatnya, kemungkinan terlibat dalam aksi serupa meningkat. Misalnya, Cialdini et al. (1998) telah menunjukkan bahwa siswa lebih mungkin untuk setuju untuk mengisi kuesioner survei jika mereka diberitahu bahwa sekolah mereka telah sepakat untuk melakukannya di masa lalu. Selain itu, semakin tinggi proporsi dilaporkan sekolahnya setelah diduga menerima permintaan, semakin tinggi kemungkinan sesuai. Studi psikologi sosial beberapa yang dilakukan dalam konteks yang berbeda telah menunjukkan kekuatan prinsip validasi sosial (lihat Cialdini (2001) untuk review). Menerapkan prinsip ini untuk produk cukup diperdagangkan, satu mungkin menduga bahwa orang yang mengunjungi stand yang menawarkan produk tersebut akan lebih cenderung untuk membeli jika mereka diberitahu bahwa orang lain yang mirip telah melakukannya di masa lalu.
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