Question 10 1 pts One day, while driving to the mall, you see a car frantically

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Question 10 1 pts One day, while driving to the mall, you see a car frantically weaving in and out of traltfic through your rear view mirror, You move to the side of the road as the car nears your vehicle because it's coming dangerouly close to other cars as it speeds through the lanes. As the car passes, you notices the driver land all the passengers) are young teenage boys. Immediately, you think to yourself, "Of course! Teenage boys are always driving recklesshy Your expectations of the teenagers behaviors is driven by the concept of O implicit personality theory Ocognitive dissonance D Question 11 1 pts The video on our start page called Conformity and Belonging to Groups, discusses how the group we identify with influences our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. The video describes "conformity O Doingwhat other people do because of the of the group O B and Care mentioned in the vide O All of the above are mentioned in the video Adopting patterns of behavior or patterns of belet because people you respect possess those traits O Achange in behavior that is instigated by the nfluence of another penson or organization D Question 12 1 pts Julianna always enjoyed learming math growing up and excelled in her calculus and trigonometry courses in college. One day during class, she was helping her classmate Tommy with one of the math questions when he turned to her and said Ya know Julianna, I really appreciate your help. For a girl, you're sure great at math Tommy's attempt at a compliment is actualy a

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ANSWER 10 - Implicit personality theory

Reason - Because, this is a concept of developing a general expectation that the teenagers would behave irreponsibly as evident from their earlier known behaviour. hence, they would drive recklessly.

ANSWER 11 - A change in behaviour that is instigated by the influence of another person or the organisation

Reason- This is because conformity is a change in ones behaviour due to the pressure to be accepted in a particulatr group. This behaviour is usually influenced by the organisation in which the poerson wants to be accepted and therefore thries to behave like the others belonging to the group.

ANSWER 12 -Prejudise

Reason - This is because Tommy has a preconceived judgement that girls are not ususally good at maths.

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