It's Betty's first day in college. When she enters the classroom, she notices that other students are sitting quietly toward the back of the room, glancing through their textbooks, and pulling out pens and notebooks. She is unsure about what is appropriate behavior, but she wants to do what is right for the situation. Betty takes a seat at the back of the room and pulls out her pen and notebook. She views her behavior as appropriate. This is an example of situational uncertainty. informational social influence. normative social influence. foot in the door effect

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