The Dual-Process Dependency Model of Social Influence Refers to Both

question 70

Multiple Choice

The dual-process dependency model of social influence refers to both informational and normative influence. However, it has been challenged because:

• A) studies cannot be replicated.
• B) it disregards the role of group belongingness.
• C) it overlooks the properties of the stimulus.
• D) personality differences are neglected.

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Definitions:

Defense Mechanisms

Psychological strategies used unconsciously to protect oneself from anxiety arising from unacceptable thoughts or feelings.

Self-protective Mechanisms

Psychological strategies employed by individuals to defend themselves against feelings of anxiety or guilt and to maintain self-esteem.

Tyranny of the Shoulds

A psychological condition where a person is overly governed by what they think they should do, often leading to stress and unhappiness.

Idealized Self-image

An often unrealistic image or perception of oneself that represents how one wishes to be rather than how one actually is, potentially leading to psychological distress when not matched with reality.