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Ingo Larsen was a participant in Solomon Asch's line-judging experiment. When later asked why he agreed with the obviously wrong judgments of the group, Ingo replied, "Well, I just wanted to fit in. I didn't want them to think I was some kind of rebel, rabble-rouser, or renegade. I wanted them to form a good impression of me." Ingo Larsen's responses illustrate conformity due to __________ social influence.

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▸ normative

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