Carter has joined a new dance team. The new team has a stylist to help pick the costumes. Carter shows the stylist the outfits he has worn in the past and she indicates that the judges would prefer a different style at the national competition. As a result, Carter gets a new costume for his routine. This decision can best be explained by informational social influence
normative social influence
groupthink
deindividuation
social facilitation

informational social influence

Explanation:

Carter's decision could best be explained as informational social influence in that Carter's Decison to get a new costume for her routine is based on the stylist's prescription which is based on tenable fact that a costume different from the one's she has worn in the past woild be preferred by the judges in a national competition. This is different from normative social influence as it isn't based on pressure to conform to the request of a particular group fro fear of being rejected. Since the stylist gave a hood reason for her costume prescription, then, it is an informational social influence.

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