Smoking in a social situation to fit in, even though you don't want to, is an example of
a. conscious recognition
b. reluctant acceptance
c. reasonable behavior
d. independent choice

Answer – B (Reluctant acceptance)
 When confronted with a social situation where a person has to smoke in order to fit in, if the social situation pressures me to smoke even though I don't want to, that is an example of reluctant acceptance. Reluctant acceptance occurs when a person has to hesitantly consent to a social behavior.

I'd probably say d as you would try to reassure them that everything would be ok and that they won't come to any harm.