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We sometimes conform to others because they belong to a certain ____

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A.) reference group

"A reference group includes individuals or groups that influence our opinions, beliefs, attitudes and behaviors. They often serve as our role models and inspiration"(study.com).

iVinArrow [24]2 years ago

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It’s A) Reference Group :)

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