Graduate Students Almost Never Attend Graduate School at the Institution

Multiple Choice

Graduate students almost never attend graduate school at the institution where they were undergraduates, which means that a new graduate student is almost always living in a new and unfamiliar town. It's logical that many new grad students form social bonds among themselves and share activities. One popular activity is to gather after class for beer and pizza. If a new grad student doesn't like beer or pizza but accompanies the group anyway because he wants to make friends, this is an example of:

A) internalization.
B) compliance.
C) out-groups.
D) shared values.
E) identification.