I believe the answer that you are looking for is interest.
Answer: In-group
Explanation:
In-group is defined as the social group in which an individual can persist and can be recognized as that group's member or participant in psychological terms. This type of group indicates about the presence of the member in the group and feeling of community is experienced.
According to the situation described in question, floor of Janet is regard as in -group because she experiences the feeling of link and belongingness even if she does not contact with every girl on daily basis. Thus, she can be identified as the member of the floor as she is involved in the floor with other girls.
Answer:
foot-in-the-door phenomenon.
Explanation:
In psychology, foot in the door phenomenon refers to a situation that make people becomes more likely to agree to fulfill bigger request after previously fulfilling smaller request.
This happen because after fulfilling a small request, most people developed a positive feeling from the experience of helping others. It make us feel good and somehow valuable. When we're asked to fulfill bigger request under this emotional condition, we become more likely to agree with it.
This is what happened in the example above. First, the friends ask to smash neighbor's decoration (smaller request). After that, he became more likely to agree to throw eggs at police cars (bigger request)
Answer:
retroactive interference.
Explanation:
interference that occurs when material learned later disrupts the retrieval of material learn earlier.
