Question

How social influence is related to social behaviours?
- Do you agree? Explain your own opinion whether social influence is the most basic and important aspect of social behaviour based on your knowledge and observation
- Justify why you agree or disagree.
- Which types of social behaviours are related to social influence? Aggression and antisocial behaviour? Attraction and exclusion? Intimate relationship? Prejudice and intergroup relations? Group behaviour? Power and leadership? Etc

Answer 1

Today society so dynamic and multi-dimensional . The social behaviour of people is determined by the social influennce broadly . Social influennce is refres to the way in which People changes their ideas and thinking patrern for benefits of the social group . This social influennce may be peer group , community people , leadership , obedience , persuasion etc.so sometimes people change their way of action and behaviour for welfare of socity .Therefore social Behaviour like socialization can take place .

Step-2

i strongly agree that social influennce is most basic and important aspect of social behaviour .In adolocent period , child spent more time with peer group . So he develop such kind social behaviour with influennce of social relationship that he can sacrifice anythings for internet of his peer group. If society is democratic then such kind social behaviour like cooperation , justice , sympathy etc can easily explore in a desirable manner.in other hands , if social influennce take place negetively then antisocial behaviour can also be take place . So society is backbone to mould people social behaviour .

step -3

There is number of social behaviour is related to social influennce of power and leadership , group behaviour .a political leaders who lead the nation and grab the power is highly influennce by social behaviour . He can develop such kind social behaviour which helps to serve the nation . Group Behaviour also play leading role to achieve certain goal through gorup people and it's also enhanceing social behaviour in a desirable manner.