What are three types of conformity?

The three types of conformity are compliance, identification, and internalization. Compliance occurs when individuals change their behavior to fit in with a group, often without changing their own beliefs. Identification involves adopting the behaviors or attitudes of a group to establish or maintain a relationship, often leading to temporary changes. Internalization is the deepest level of conformity, where individuals genuinely adopt the beliefs or behaviors of a group, integrating them into their own value system.