The Dual-Process Dependency Model of Social Influence Refers to Both

question 70

Multiple Choice

The dual-process dependency model of social influence refers to both informational and normative influence. However, it has been challenged because:

• A) studies cannot be replicated.
• B) it disregards the role of group belongingness.
• C) it overlooks the properties of the stimulus.
• D) personality differences are neglected.

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Definitions:

Monetary Policy

Actions by a central bank to control the money supply and interest rates in an economy.

Trade Restrictions

Measures imposed by governments to control the amount of goods and services that can be traded across borders.

Sound Policy

A policy that is well-founded, practical, and likely to produce desired outcomes, often based on evidence and rational analysis.

Rational-Ignorance Effect

The decision by individuals to remain uninformed about an issue because the perceived cost of acquiring the knowledge outweighs the expected benefits.