Connie's roommate at the dorm plays music while Connie is
trying to study, borrows Connie's clothes without asking, and rarely buys any snacks and drinks to put in the fridge. In order to avoid a confrontation, Connie does not say anything about the clothes borrowing or the snacks, and she goes to the library to study. Connie is exhibiting
a. extreme conformity.
b. reverse obedience.
c. active compliance.
d. passive compliance.
ANSWER: d
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