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When Orson Welles broadcast War of the Worlds, a fictitious program about a hostile Martian takeover of Earth, many people who heard the program eventually believed the takeover was a real threat and panicked. The power of ________ was a major cause of this widespread panic.
   a.   fear-arousing communications
   b.   informational social influence
   c.   mass psychogenic illness
   d.   normative social influence

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