All of these are ways for a person expressing a minority opinion to increase their likelihood of influence, EXCEPT:

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This statement contradicts research on minority influence which shows that people are more likely to be convinced by someone they perceive as similar to themselves, someone who belongs to their in-group. Therefore, seeming to belong to a different in-group from the person being persuaded would not increase the likelihood of influence. A, B, and D have all been shown to increase a person's likelihood of influence in expressing a minority opinion.

All of These Are Ways for a Person Expressing a Minority