When People Use Strategies to Match Their Behaviour to an 'Ought

question 51

Multiple Choice

When people use strategies to match their behaviour to an 'ought' or an 'ideal' standard,they engage in

• A) downward social comparison
• B) self-regulation
• C) self-discrepancy
• D) framing

Analyze the ethical implications related to obedience to authority in experimental settings.

Distinguish between informational and normative social influences.

Explain how cultural differences affect conformity and individualism.

Understand the psychological mechanisms behind seeking social comparison in ambiguous situations.