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What is the definition of acceptance in the context of conformity?
Conformity that involves publicly acting in accord with an implied or explicit request while privately disagreeing.
Which term refers to conformity that involves both acting and believing in accord with social pressure?
Acceptance
What is the difference between compliance and obedience?
Compliance involves publicly acting in accord with an implied request, while obedience involves acting in accord with a direct order.
What is the definition of conformity?
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In which cultural context does the word 'conformity' carry a negative connotation?
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What is one example of when conformity is considered bad according to the text?
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Which term is used in the text to describe the change in behavior or belief to accord with others?
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In the text, what is the term for conforming to an expectation or a request without really believing in what you are doing?
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What term is used for complying with a direct command?
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What is the overall term for acting differently due to the influence of others?
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In the text, which term is used to describe genuinely believing in what the group has persuaded you to do?
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What term in the text describes acting or thinking differently from the way you would act and think if you were alone?
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What is the term for conforming to an expectation or a request without really believing in it?
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In the text, which term refers to acting differently due to the influence of others?
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In the context of the text, what term is used for acting or thinking differently from the way you would act and think if you were alone?
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In the text, which term is used for conforming to an expectation or a request without really believing in what you are doing?
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