Foolish conformity to peer pressure is most likely to be motivated by ________ needs.
A) safety
B) affiliation
C) achievement
D) competence

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Conformity to peer pressure is often driven by a desire for affiliation, or a sense of belonging and acceptance within a particular social group. Safety, achievement, and competence may also be important needs, but they are less directly tied to conformity to peer pressure.

Foolish Conformity to Peer Pressure Is Most Likely to Be