How does compliance compare with internalization?
A) In compliance the client internalizes the change and accepts the group influence but in internalization the client accepts change for the sake of acceptance in the group.
B) Compliance and internalization are one and the same when accomplished through group counseling.
C) In compliance the individual accepts the group influence to gain acceptance, where as in internalization the client actually believes in the efficacy of acquired cognition.
D) Compliance is when the client accepts change for the society's sake and internalization is when the client accepts change for family's sake.

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In compliance, individuals may outwardly agree with a group's norms or behaviors to fit in or gain acceptance, without necessarily believing in or personally agreeing with those norms. Internalization, on the other hand, occurs when individuals adopt the group's norms, values, or behaviors as their own, genuinely believing in their efficacy or correctness. This distinction highlights the deeper, more genuine change in beliefs and attitudes associated with internalization compared to the more superficial agreement seen in compliance.

How Does Compliance Compare with Internalization