The deliberate attempt to influence the attitudes or behavior of another person in a situation in which that person has some freedom of choice is called:

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Social striving refers to the intentional influence on the attitudes and behaviors of others in situations where they have some freedom of choice. This can be seen in group settings where individuals strive to improve their performance or achieve goals through group effort and support. The other options, pseudoscience and altruism, do not relate to intentional influence on others' attitudes or behaviors, and social loafing actually refers to the opposite phenomenon where group members reduce their effort when they feel their individual effort won't be recognized or valued.

The Deliberate Attempt to Influence the Attitudes or Behavior of Another