The correct answer is Honorific speech. Honorific speech refers to Speech styles in certain languages that denote status differences among conversational partners. It can be used to figure out the nature of the relationship between the conversational partners. It is also useful when the relative status of the speaker is vital.
I think the last one is correct
It is known as choice shift. The choice shift is responsible
in group decisions where in it affects the choices of an individual in a
certain group. It could be describe above as choices are being shaped by an
individual and could be shape by societal pressure where in the group in which
the individual belongs.
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