how does authority affect the validity of a source

All answer choices
O
People who have authority demand obedience and control over you
O
A source written with confidence will seem more true or accurate
O
It is easier to trust the words of an author who is an expert on the topic

Answer:

first one is the answer i guess

People who have authority demand obedience and control over you  does authority affect the validity of a source. Hence, option A is correct.

Obedience to authority is the tendency for people to desire to please those in charge. Psychological studies show that people tend to respect and submit to those in authority. This could be a problem if people don't use their own, impartial ethical judgment.

When you are told to do something, you obey (authority), but when social pressure is present, you conform (the norms of the majority). Obedience involves a hierarchy of power and rank. The person giving the order has a higher rank than the person receiving it since they have the power to influence others.

Thus, option A is correct.

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