Two Types of Situations Tend to Produce Informational Influence

question 65

Multiple Choice

Two types of situations tend to produce informational influence. They are ____.

• A) ambiguous situations and situations where people seek social approval
• B) ambiguous situations and crisis situations
• C) non-ambiguous (clear-cut) situations and situations where people seek social approval
• D) non-ambiguous (clear-cut) situations and crisis situations

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Definitions:

Sensory Impairments

Conditions that affect an individual's ability to receive and process sensory information, such as sight or hearing loss.

Normalization Principle

A concept in disability rights that emphasizes the right of people with disabilities to live a life as close as possible to the norms and patterns of the mainstream society.

Disabilities

Impairments in physical, mental, cognitive, or developmental functions that interact with various barriers may hinder an individual's full and effective participation in society.