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Pistonhead

Cars, cars, cars

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Social Behavior Social Norms

Invisible rules shape societies more than laws or personal beliefs

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How do social norms primarily influence human behavior within a group?

By dictating personal beliefs and private attitudes of individuals By enforcing behavior only through formal laws and penalties By establishing shared standards of acceptable behavior that members tend to follow

Nellieger

I am studying psychology

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Social Behavior Asociality and Solitary Activities

Some individuals thrive in solitude, finding creativity and peace in solitary activities rather than social engagement

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What distinguishes asociality from antisocial behavior?

Asociality is a form of antisocial behavior characterized by aggression towards others. Asociality means a person is always lonely and unhappy due to lack of social contact. Asociality involves a lack of motivation for social interaction without hostility, while antisocial behavior includes hostility and social norm violations.

Bonbo

Me as you

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Social Behavior Impersonation

Impersonation spans entertainment, historical reenactment, crime, and protective decoys in society

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What is a primary difference between impersonation used for entertainment and impersonation used in criminal activities?

Both types of impersonation always involve illegal activities. Entertainment impersonation aims to amuse or educate, while criminal impersonation aims to deceive for personal gain. Impersonation for entertainment is only done by professional actors, while criminal impersonation is done by amateurs.

Bonbo

Me as you

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Social Behavior Impersonation

Impersonation spans entertainment, history, crime, and even political protection strategies

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Which of the following is NOT a common reason for impersonation?

To create a romantic connection through deception To entertain audiences by mimicking famous personalities To improve one's own skills by practicing another's behavior

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