Answer:
The correct answer is a. compliance
Step-by-step explanation:
In psychology, compliance refers to a situation where one does something or alters one's behavior in response to a request by someone else. These requests can be explicit or implicit. The reasons for complying with a request are varied, as they can range from fear of punishment, expectation of a certain reward, or trying to conform to expectations. In our case, Sabina was under heavy peer pressure to comply with her fellow partygoers. Even if they made no explicit request for her to drink, them giving her a hard time was interpreted as an implicit request. Surrendering to peer pressure, Sabina complied with this request and she decided to drink. Her reasons for complying are probably mixed, as complying with their request not only relieved social pressure, but probably made her feel more accepted among the other partygoers.