Choose the option which best replaces the given group of words. The practice of gaining advantage through flattery or excessive compliance
Sycophancy
Sycophancy is obsequious behaviour — flattering or fawning on influential people to win favour or advantage. A person who does this is a sycophant.
Normativity is the quality of setting norms or standards; equivocation is using vague, evasive language to avoid commitment; consequentialism is the ethical theory that judges actions by their results.
Only sycophancy describes winning advantage through flattery and excessive compliance.
Hence, the answer is Sycophancy.
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