Induced compliance is a form of behavior that
A) is inconsistent with one's beliefs, attitudes, or values.
B) increases confidence in one's self-perceptions.
C) harms other people.
D) elicits positive impressions from authority figures.

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Induced compliance involves engaging in a behavior that is inconsistent with one's beliefs, attitudes, or values. This is often done in response to pressure from an authority figure or external situation. It can lead to inner conflict and a decrease in self-esteem and self-perception consistency.

Induced Compliance Is a Form of Behavior That