Question

If you are a social psychologist studying how groups affect a person's behavior, which of the following would be the most effective way of gathering information?

observe a person in the presence of others

ask a person to describe her social relations

survey people's attitudes about social influence

talk to parents of elementary school students

Answer 1

Observe a person in the presence of others.

Step-by-step explanation:

Due to the question asking what would be the most effective way of getting information on how groups affect a person's behavior, it would be best to study that itself, which will yield more accurate results than a retelling of experiences (memories are often faulty to a point) or a talk to parents, who can be very biased, for example.

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