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 Compliance: Compliance is the social influence that can influence individuals to adopt the behavior and make it a norm in the community. A group of dancers all work together to execute a group dance in order for it to look amazing. When one dancer is feeling unmotivated because of various reasons they usually observe other committed dancers and how they take dancing seriously. That usually motivates them to be like that person.  

Obedience: Obedience is the social influence to listen to others. Dancing is just like any other sport that requires many mental skills and obedience is one of the most important ones. Dancing can not just be picked up overnight. It takes time and constant obedience to be able to master a skill. When listening to instructions carefully, will help in the long run to re-evaluate what needs to be fixed or not. 

Social Facilitation: When I'm around other people in the dance world, I soon eventually adapt to their behaviors. The endurance that everyone has to go through to dance successfully. The determination to push an individual's spirit. They always persevere and never give up to aim for their end goal. the satisfying feeling when the whole group gets to finish together and reflect back. 
Group Polarization: The tendency when a group makes a group decision but it has the risk of ignoring an individual's opinions. In a group dance, we are all experienced dancers so we have our own thoughts and ideas that could go into the overall dance. We all share the same goal of working together to make the dance look amazing so we all reevaluate what we need to make the dance better. 


Reciprocity Norms: When other people help others will get the same in return. Usually, in dance class, we all dance together as a group but when we always tend to just look at ourselves in the mirror only. We had an exercise where we got into partners and observed each other to help each other with what we could work on to improve our dance skills. 






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