Imagine that you are waiting for class to start. Another student sits down next to you and offers you one of his two Cokes. You
like Coke, so you take it. A few days later, the same student sits next to you again. This time, you have a bag of potato chips, and you feel obligated to offer him some. This urge you have is a manifestation of: A. the reciprocity norm.
B. the door-in-the-face technique.
C. the foot-in-the-door technique.
D. public compliance
The reciprocity norm is basically refers to the expectation from other person that they respond more favorably and return benefit for the benefits.
We can also describe the reciprocity norm as if we are doing some good and beneficial action to the one individual person then we also expect the same respond from that person.
In the reciprocity norm, the action is in either positive or negative way. We can also say that we repay to other person who has done for you and it is important for building and also maintaining the relationship with another person.
People tend to end up with those who match them in attractiveness. If their attractiveness do not match, the less attractive person might have the feeling of inferiority complex
If the Knesset approves the proposed government (by a vote of at least 61 members), he or she becomes Prime Minister. As the coalitions often prove highly unstable - given the number and diverse views of the political parties involved - parties (or portions thereof) quite commonly leave them.
