When There Is No Objective Standard, We Often Turn to Others

question 347

Multiple Choice

When there is no objective standard, we often turn to others in an effort to evaluate our actions, feelings, or abilities. This is known as

• A)social exchange.
• B)social comparison.
• C)cognitive dissonance.
• D)compliance.

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