Social Influence Susceptibility

Minimal Social Influence Susceptibility

Expressions activating this band describe behavior and self-evaluation in primarily personal terms, with little clear indication that other people's views, pressure, or example are directing the experience. Social input may be incidental or absent, and the expression centers on individual preference, concern, or self-management.

Low Social Influence Susceptibility

Expressions activating this band show awareness that friends, valued groups, or social belonging matter, and that these social ties can affect choices or feelings. Influence is present as pressure, welcome, approval, or confidence gained in social settings, but it is not yet the dominant driver.

Moderate Social Influence Susceptibility

Expressions activating this band portray behavior as noticeably shaped by other people through companionship, temptation from observing others, admiration of models, or openness to strong opinions. Social cues are active prompts for action, even when the expression also acknowledges some personal independence.

High Social Influence Susceptibility

Expressions activating this band frame behavior as being directly redirected by explicit interpersonal input, such as being told to change or cut down. The expression presents outside social feedback as a salient force in guiding decisions.

Severe Social Influence Susceptibility

Expressions activating this band depict choices and evaluations as strongly governed by peers and by what others are saying, doing, buying, or endorsing. Social proof and peer direction function as the primary basis for action.

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