The Conformity Seen in Sherif's (1936) Study Was Most Likely

question 72

Multiple Choice

The conformity seen in Sherif's (1936) study was most likely the result of

• A) normative influence.
• B) private conformity.
• C) public conformity.
• D) informational influence.

Explain the concept of belief perseverance and methods to reduce its effects.

Identify strategies for overcoming fixation and enhancing creativity in problem-solving.

Understand the role of intuitive thinking in decision-making processes.

Explain the effects of framing on perception and choice.

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