Discussion
If you join a teacher fraternity and choose to dress like most of the others in your group, you are exhibiting
Answer: D
You are exhibiting conformity.
Conformity is changing one's behaviour to match the norms of a group, without being asked or ordered to. Choosing to dress like most members of a fraternity you have joined is exactly that: you adjust to the group's unwritten norm by your own choice.
Obedience is following a direct order from an authority, and compliance is going along with an explicit request. Group identity is the sense of belonging to the group, which may motivate conformity but is not the behaviour itself.
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