How Is the Historical Prevalence of Pathogens Linked to the Motivation

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Multiple Choice

How is the historical prevalence of pathogens linked to the motivation to conform?

• A) Higher pathogen prevalence predicts weaker conformity rates: Greater risk of infection compels people to spend less time with others, decreasing opportunities to conform to others' behaviors.
• B) Higher pathogen prevalence predicts weaker conformity rates: People experiencing high risk of infection are more likely to prioritize their own individual rights over the rights of others, reducing their motivation to conform.
• C) Higher pathogen prevalence predicts weaker conformity rates: The threat of infection makes people mistrustful of others, reducing the motivation to conform.
• D) Higher pathogen prevalence predicts stronger conformity rates: Adhering to strict social norms for personal hygiene, preparing food, protecting water supplies, and interacting with strangers lowers the risk of infection.
• E) Higher pathogen prevalence predicts stronger conformity rates: The threat of infection pushes people to spend less time thinking for themselves, and instead they rely on others to make decisions.

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