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'''Influence''' is the capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something, or the effect itself. In the context of [[psychology]], influence is a type of [[social power]] which is often used to affect individuals' [[behavior]] and [[perception]]s.

==Types of Influence==
Influence can be categorized into different types, such as:

* '''[[Direct Influence]]''': This is when an individual's actions directly affect someone else's actions. For example, a [[parent]] telling a child to clean their room is a direct influence.

* '''[[Indirect Influence]]''': This is when an individual's actions indirectly affect someone else's actions. For example, a friend's healthy lifestyle may inspire someone to start exercising.

* '''[[Social Influence]]''': This is when an individual's actions are affected by the actions of a group or society. For example, societal norms can influence an individual's behavior.

==Factors Affecting Influence==
Several factors can affect the degree of influence, including:

* '''[[Authority]]''': Individuals with authority often have more influence over others.

* '''[[Expertise]]''': Individuals with expertise in a certain area are often more influential in that area.

* '''[[Charisma]]''': Charismatic individuals often have more influence over others.

* '''[[Relationship]]''': The closer the relationship between two individuals, the more influence they typically have over each other.

==Influence in Psychology==
In psychology, influence is often studied in the context of [[social psychology]], which examines how the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of individuals are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others.

==See Also==
* [[Power (social and political)]]
* [[Persuasion]]
* [[Manipulation (psychology)]]

==References==
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