When Lyndsay's Psychology Professor Started Looking at the Ceiling During

question 35

Multiple Choice

When Lyndsay's psychology professor started looking at the ceiling during class,the entire class mimicked the behavior.This is an example of

• A) normative social influence.
• B) group polarization.
• C) informational social influence.
• D) the chameleon effect.

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Definitions:

Consciousness Raising

An aspect of social movements or therapy emphasizing increased awareness and understanding of societal issues or personal problems.

Sex Bias

The unfair difference in treatment or attitudes based on an individual's sex, often leading to disadvantage or prejudice against one sex.

Sex-Role Stereotyping

Sex-Role Stereotyping involves assigning behaviors, tasks, and roles based on societal expectations related to an individual's sex, often leading to limitations and inequities.

Issue of Control

The struggle or conflict surrounding the ability, desire, or need to manage or influence events, outcomes, or actions.