Question

question 7 of 10
when you agree with a group because you want to be accepted by its
members, it is called:

a. normative social influence.

b. fundamental social influence.

c. attribution.

d. informational social influence.

Explanation:

Normative social influence is the type of social influence where a person conforms to a group to gain acceptance or approval (to be liked), which matches the description of agreeing with a group to be accepted by its members. Option B is not a recognized term for this concept. Attribution (Option C) is about explaining behavior, not conformity for acceptance. Informational social influence (Option D) is about conforming to gain accurate information, not for acceptance.

Answer:

A. normative social influence.