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Informational Influence: My First Shot Of Tequila

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This is an example of informational influence because these customers had conformed to the way others were behaving by following the line in the first lane even though the second lane was completely empty and had no sign stating it was closed. These customers assumed the other drivers knew something they ignored so they followed without questioning. 4) I remember when I took my first shot of tequila. I was in 12th grade and had been invited to attend a birthday party by a girl whose parents were very permissive. I was a little scared going to this party, but I was curious. So, I went. I remember, as I walked in I noticed the dining room table had a buffet of alcoholic beverages. I knew this was wrong, but I didn’t plan on drinking. I was not

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