People who are able to resist informational social influence and not fall prey to mass panic situations, such as the War of the Worlds broadcast, tend toA.go into crisis mode and assume that others must have more accurate information than they do.B.use their emotional reactions to an event as their compass to compare with how everyone else feels.C.rely heavily on how other people define the situation.D.engage in rational problem solving and rely on their own views of a situation more than others.Submit

In order to feel better, individuals with a high level of intolerance of uncertainty tend to engage in a number of behaviours.  Which is NOT one of the typical behaviours seen in these individuals?  Group of answer choicesseeking reassuranceprocrastinatingworryingruminating on past eventsavoiding threating situations

Informational social influence occursA.only in a crisis.B.when we believe that other people’s reactions can help us arrive at an accurate reading of a situation.C.autokinetically.D.through public but not private conformity.

Informational social influence is most likely to occur whenA.a situation is a crisis but also unambiguous.B.the other people around are not experts and the situation is not a crisis.C.a situation is unambiguous and not a crisis.D.the other people around are experts and the situation is ambiguous.

Someone who reacts with a lot of anxiety to situations that would not bother most people is an example of

____________ is the key to preventing the emotional drama that guides your reactions to situations and other people.*Self-awarenessSelf-ExaminationsSelf-ExpectationsSelf-Directions