Recency Supports the Old Truism That First Impressions Really Do

question 91

True/False

Recency supports the old truism that first impressions really do count.

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Definitions:

Social Facilitation

Describes the phenomenon that an individual's performance improves when performing tasks in the presence of others as opposed to alone.

Social Loafing

The effect in which being part of a collective leads individuals to exert less towards a shared goal than when pursuing it alone.

Normative Social Influence

Being swayed by those around us to modify our actions for the purpose of receiving their admiration and inclusion.

Future Bride's Family

The relatives of a woman who is engaged to be married, often involved in wedding planning and celebrations.