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marissa [1.9K]
3 years ago
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While working on her final paper for her psychology class, Tiffany realizes that she is probably going to exceed the stated page

limit in the assignment. She asks several of her classmates what to do and receives differing advice. Some upperclassmen who are psychology majors tell Tiffany to go ahead and exceed the page limit. Some of Tiffany's close friends tell her to stick with the assigned page limit. If we assume that Tiffany is being swayed by informational social influence pressures, which group is she more likely to listen to?
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Hoochie [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

the psychology majors

Explanation:

Since Tiffany tends to be influenced socially, she is more likely to follow the advice of psychology majors and exceed the page limit for her psychology paper. The reason is that she is aware that the upperclassmen are more experienced with psychology assignments, and they are familiar with papers and Tiffany's teachers than her friends. In fact her friends may not necessarily attend her psychology class.

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