Group Dy - Influence

The type of influence from individual to group is called:

• Majority

• Minority

• Conformity

• Independence

The following are conditions for high conformity EXCEPT:

• When the group is highly cohesive

• When members are trying to make a good impression

• When majority seems well-informed

• When group membership is temporary

All are variables that contribute to social influence according to the Social Impact Theory but:

• Strength

• Immediacy

• No. of sources present

• Ambiguity

Complete the statement.

Conformists:

• are self-assured

• are not interested with social approval

• are interpersonally oriented

• are spontaneous

Compared to the women of the early 20th century, women of present times rally towards independent-mindedness and prioritizing their careers over marriage and family life. This pertains to:

• Conformity across eras

• Conformity across cultures

• Conformity across sexes

• Conformity across people

In this process involving the minority, group members breaks the group's unanimity and shake the majority's confidence by seeking out new information and considering arguments closely.

• Conversion

• Validation

• Comparison

• Individuation

Compliance is a ______ influence whereas Conversion is a _____ influence.

• Majority; minority

• Minority; Majority

• Validation; Comparison

• Comparison; Validation

The following are processes involved in Dynamic Social Impact Theory EXCEPT:

• Consolidation

• Clustering

• Correlation

• Collaboration

Couples who spend most times together tend to share the same perspective and opinion on relevant social issues. In time, they also share the same point of view on matters such as family life, finances, and breaking generational cycles of trauma. This is an example of:

• Collaboration

• Clustering

• Consolidation

• Correlation

A family member who strives hard to break the generational cycle of financial dependency to the "more responsible" child is getting away with:

• Informational Influence

• Interpersonal Influence

• Normative Influence

• Implicit Influence