In the context of influences on development, normative influences are
A) events that affect many or most people in a society in similar ways.
B) information that shapes the accumulated perceptions of the self.
C) acquired interpretive perceptions stored in long-term memory.
D) temporary support provided to help a child master a task.

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Normative influences refer to experiences that are common to a particular group of people or society as a whole, affecting them in similar ways. These can include cultural, societal, or environmental events.

In the Context of Influences on Development, Normative Influences Are