You tend to accept social norms and follow your peers to be accepted by them more generally. this tendency is referred to as

- Other-concern.

Explanation:

'Other-concern' motive implies adopting an altruistic behavior and proposes a considerate, cooperative, and communal approach that teaches to not put yourself at the center(or first) but rather adopt a harmonious and equivocal attribute that promotes societal welfare.

As per the description given, 'the acceptance to social norms and obeying or following the peers to make them more commonly acceptable' reflects the 'other-concern' as such an attitude keeps the 'individual interest or thoughts aside' in order to promote other's welfare which mirrors the cooperative and collective thought.

answer; i believe that the correct answer is (c) ///

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