Public conformity is ________; private acceptance is ________
A) doing and/or saying what others do with a fair degree of acceptance; independently coming to question some aspects of the normative view
B) coming to feel or think as others around us do; saying, but not doing, what others say and do
C) doing or saying what others around us do or say; coming to feel or think as others around us do
D) doing what others do; privately entertaining arguments against the public view
E) saying what others say; thinking what we think privately, regardless of what others do
Answer: C
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