Final answer:
Compliance is a form of conformity to group norms and typically arises from effect dependence, fear of punishment, or a desire for rewards. However, compliance does not occur because an individual personally believes in the underlying beliefs and values of the norm.
Step-by-step explanation:
The characteristic of compliance that is NOT present is option D) It occurs because a member subscribes to the beliefs and values underlying the norm. Compliance primarily involves following group norms to avoid punishment or acquire rewards (options C and E respectively), and it may also result from effect dependence (option B). However, compliance is not motivated by a member's personal belief in the underlying beliefs and values of the norm (option D).