The Principle of Social Proof Implies That We

question 13

Multiple Choice

The principle of social proof implies that we

• A) Need to maintain and support Christian values and ethics.
• B) Do not need statistics to demonstrate factual accuracy.
• C) Determine what is correct by finding out what others think is correct.
• D) Need to see the proof concretely rather than abstractly.

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Definitions:

Initiative

The ability to take the lead and start actions independently without needing encouragement or direction from others.

Coercion

The practice of compelling someone to act in a certain way by use of force or threats.

Genetic Factors

Inherited attributes or characteristics from an individual's biological parents influencing physical appearance, health, and behavior.

Social Potency

A trait that involves the ability to exert influence and leadership in social situations, often associated with charisma and assertiveness.