Compliance Conformity Quiz
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What is the main difference between compliance and internalization?

  • Compliance refers to conforming to a group's behavior, while internalization refers to conforming to a group's belief system.
  • Compliance involves public agreement but private disagreement, while internalization involves both public and private agreement.
  • Compliance involves temporary change in behavior, while internalization involves permanent change in belief system. (correct)
  • Compliance is a shallow level of conformity, while internalization is the deepest level of conformity.
  • In which type of conformity does an individual publicly change behavior to fit in with the group, while also agreeing with them privately?

  • Internalization (correct)
  • Obedience
  • Identification
  • Compliance
  • What is an example of compliance?

  • A person adopting a new religion due to their partner's influence
  • A person laughing at a joke because their group of friends find it funny, although they do not personally find it funny (correct)
  • A person publicly and privately agreeing with the group's viewpoint
  • A person becoming a vegetarian because their friend is one
  • What distinguishes internalization from compliance?

    <p>Internalization involves both public and private agreement, while compliance only involves public agreement.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What makes compliance different from internalization?

    <p>Compliance involves a temporary change in behavior, while internalization involves a permanent change in belief system.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Conformity and Social Influence

    • Compliance vs Internalization: The main difference between compliance and internalization is that compliance involves publicly changing behavior to fit in with the group, but not necessarily agreeing with them privately, whereas internalization involves both public and private acceptance.

    Compliance

    • Definition: Compliance is a type of conformity where an individual publicly changes their behavior to fit in with the group, but may not necessarily agree with them privately.
    • Example: A person wears a uniform to work because it's required, but may not personally like the uniform.

    Internalization

    • Definition: Internalization is a type of conformity where an individual publicly and privately agrees with the group, resulting in a genuine change in behavior and attitude.
    • Distinguishing feature: What distinguishes internalization from compliance is that internalization involves a genuine acceptance and agreement with the group, rather than just superficially changing behavior to fit in.

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    Test your knowledge of conformity with this quiz on types of conformity, focusing on compliance. Explore the concept of temporary changes in behavior and beliefs in response to group influence.

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