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When Inge was first elected to the student finance committee, she was asked to make a decision on an important financial matter with which she was not familiar. All the other members of the committee stated that they were going to vote against the proposal. Inge voted with the group because she assumed that they must have the correct information and more background information on it. This example illustrates:

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Inge voting for  the group because she assumed that they must have the correct information and more background information on it illustrates Informational social influence

What is Informational social influence?

Informational social influence is the change in opinions of  people towards  conforming to the  beliefs of  people who they assume  have accurate information or expertise in certain fields  in question than them.

Here, Inge voting for  the group because she assumed that they must have the correct information and more background information on it illustrates Informational social influence

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