Conformity based on desire for approval is called "normative" social influence. Conformity based on the desire to be accurate is called "Informative" social influence.
Explanation:
To understand why normative/informational are the correct answers we have to understand what is each one of them
First, Normative social influence is a type of social influence that leads to conformity. In psychology, the concept says that Normative social influence is the influence of other individuals over the subject of study that guides the subject to conformation to win the acceptation from the other individuals. Pointing it as the need for companionship and belonging. So it is solely for social approval.
Now, in second place informative social influence is defined as the modeling of someone's behavior the adoption of someone's ideas or beliefs because the individual believes the other individual is right. Proofs or evidence play a major factor here.
All of the countries in Europe had some type of fiasco with Protestants or Catholics. Spain had a problem with Protestants, France had a problem with Catholics, and England had a problem with Catholics. The answer to your question is actually false.
