We Find That Family Variables Are:​

question 31

Multiple Choice

We find that family variables are:​

• A)​as stable as personality characteristics of individuals.
• B)​more stable than individual traits because family are very entrenched.
• C)​fluid and often fluctuate.
• D)​stable for about five years and then change as the family enters another stage.

Recognize examples of conformity and distinguish them from obedience.

Comprehend the significance of the Asch and Milgram experiments in the study of social psychology.

Appreciate the impact of group size and normative pressures on conformity.

Understand the role of authority in eliciting obedience.

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