Compared to informational social influence, normative social influence
a. leads to more internalized, private attitude change.
b. is more consistent across different cultures.
c. has to less to do with being accurate and more to do with fitting in.
d. is a tendency about which most Americans hold positive attitudes.
Answer: C
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