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00:02 Hi there, the idea of normative belief is an individual's perception that others, and we're talking about important others, people that they are important to them in their lives, will, use the word judge here, their behavior as good or bad.

00:45 So that person is perceiving whether these people that are important to them in their lives will judge their behavior as good or bad.

00:54 And based upon this, you can determine how important it is to have that approval of others.

01:03 Okay, so this whole idea of normative belief, however, is coming from letter b, that theory of reasoned action and planned behavior, because they're planning this behavior based upon the norms of people that they look up to...

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Question 9 --- are the processes through which one thing causes something else. Impressions Norms Mechanisms 0.5 pts

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