According to Kelman's Process of Opinion Change theory in identification:
A)A person changes his behavior only publicly not privately
B)A person changes his opinion to get rewards
C)A person maintains a change in his behavior only as long as he continues liking the influencing agent
D)A person changes his opinions and behaviors when he accepts the beliefs of another person

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A person maintains a change in his behavior only as long as he continues liking the influencing agent is an example of identification.
In identification, a person changes his beliefs or behaviors because he wants to be liked by another person or a group of people. His behavior reflects his private change in opinions but these opinions can change if the person no longer likes the influencing agent.

According to Kelman's Process of Opinion Change Theory in Identification