Multiple Choice
Experimental research guided by status characteristics theory suggests that:
A) emotions are unrelated to susceptibility to social influence
B) people are easier to influence when they are experiencing negative emotions
C) people are easier to influence when they are experiencing positive emotions
D) negative emotions have a negative effect on susceptibility to influence mainly among low-status group members
E) positive emotions have a positive effect on susceptibility to influence mainly among low-status group members
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