Referent Informational Influence Differs from Normative and Informational Influence Because

question 55

Multiple Choice

Referent informational influence differs from normative and informational influence because in referent informational influence:

• A) people conform to validate physical reality.
• B) people conform because they are group members.
• C) people conform to avoid social disapproval.
• D) people conform only if they are highly anxious women.

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Definitions:

Option Contract

A contract granting one the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price within a specific timeframe.

Implied-in-Fact Contract

An implied-in-fact contract is an agreement that is not expressed in words but is inferred from the actions or conduct of the parties involved.

Original Agreement

The initial contract or understanding reached between parties, before any amendments, modifications, or terminations.

Automatically Terminated

Refers to a condition in contracts or agreements where certain actions or failures to act result in the termination of the agreement without the need for further legal action.