A Normative Statement Is

question 140

Multiple Choice

A normative statement is

• A)about what ought to be.
• B)about what is.
• C)always true.
• D)always false.
• E)capable of evaluation,as true or false,by observation and measurement.

Analyze the influence of situational factors versus personal disposition on behavior through attribution theory.

Evaluate the effects of persuasion methods (central and peripheral routes) on attitude change and decision-making.

Identify the consequences of social influence techniques, including conformity, obedience, and deindividuation, on individual actions.

Understand the significance of social norms and their effects on behavior, including prosocial behaviors like altruism and reciprocation.

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Definitions:

Method of Residues

A principle in problem-solving that identifies and subtracts known influences from a scenario to isolate unknown factors.

Bad Smell

In software development, it refers to any symptom in the source code that possibly indicates a deeper problem.

Causal Factors

Elements or conditions that contribute to the occurrence of an event or the existence of a condition.

Method of Residues

A scientific and logical method where the known causes of a set of phenomena are subtracted to reveal the remaining causes.