Hammond has just started working at a new job stacking items at the supermarket. He notices that most of his colleagues do stretching exercises before they begin their shift. Hammond assumes that this is a workplace regulation and also begins to do the stretching exercises. Which of the following concepts explains Hammond's behavior?

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Alyvia Cuevas

Social Studies

19 December, 01:43

Hammond has just started working at a new job stacking items at the supermarket. He notices that most of his colleagues do stretching exercises before they begin their shift. Hammond assumes that this is a workplace regulation and also begins to do the stretching exercises. Which of the following concepts explains Hammond's behavior?

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Claire Decker · Answer 1

normative influence

Explanation:

Normative influence -

It is one of the human behavior, where the person, atlers his or her thoughts and behaviour, randomly just by looking or observing it on some other person, is known as Normative influence.

It is a very dominant type of influence, where the person unknowingly copies or replicate the same task.

Normative influence, can also be in the form of thoughts, as the person too get influenced and other peoples thought and replicate them to their life.

Hence, Hammond did the same thing by replicating the stretching exercise done by his colleages.