Appearing to Think as Other Members of a Group, but Secretly

question 127

Multiple Choice

Appearing to think as other members of a group, but secretly disagreeing is known as what

• A) private conformity
• B) informational social influence
• C) public conformity
• D) injunctive norms

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Definitions:

Cognitive Abilities Test

A standardized assessment used to measure an individual's mental capabilities in areas such as problem-solving, memory, and reasoning.

Cattell's Original Theory

A theory of personality that includes a trait model of personality, emphasizing fluid and crystallized intelligence as key components.

Gf

General fluid intelligence, the capacity to reason and solve novel problems, independent of any knowledge from the past.

Gc

General cognitive ability, a component of intelligence that includes knowledge acquired through experience and education.