Aaron pledges a fraternity and is introduced to a group of current fraternity members, including one member, Bob, who was particularly animated and full of energy. After joining the fraternity, Aaron was assigned to room with Bob. He was surprised to learn that Bob was actually relatively calm and subdued most of the time. According to social-cognitive theorists, which of the following best explains the differences Aaron observed in Bob's behavior?
A. His individual personality was a stronger influence than the group environment.
B. His behavior is now under his control and is no longer being reciprocally determined.
C. He had an internal locus of control but now appears to have an external locus of control.
D. The group environment exerted a strong influence on his personality.
Answer: D
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