Myers,Spencer,and Jordon (2009) affirm that "the great truth about the power of social influence is but half the truth if separated from its complementary truth: the power of ______."

A) biological and genetic scripts
B) cultural imperatives
C) the person
D) the human drive to resist influence

The authors argue that while social influence is powerful, it cannot be fully understood without also acknowledging the role of the individual (the person) in the process. Therefore, the power of social influence is complemented by the power of the person. Choices A, B, and D are not mentioned as complementary truths to the power of social influence in the given statement.