Which of the Following Situations Would Not Be Predicted by Social

Multiple Choice

Which of the following situations would not be predicted by social impact theory?

A) A person is more likely to obey a nearby authority than one who is far away.
B) Each person in a group of ten contributes less money to a tip for their waitperson than each person in a group of three.
C) A teacher can exert more control over a large class than a small class.
D) Patients are more likely to follow advice given by doctors than advice given by nurses.