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While sitting in a meeting with his work colleagues one day, Delton feels very opposed to a position that most of his peers have endorsed. He wants to raise his point and contradict the others, but he is worried that this will cause the others to think badly of him and refuse to work with him on the project. Because of this, he stays quiet. Which of the fundamental human motivations noted by your authors is swaying Delton's behavior?

▸ Favorable self-concept

▸ Informational conformity

▸ Relationship maintenance

▸ Accuracy

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Edition: 2^nd

Authors: Marin, Hock

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