The Social Positions People May Attain Later in Life, Often

question 7

Multiple Choice

The social positions people may attain later in life, often as the result of their own effort are

• A) achieved statuses.
• B) affinal statuses.
• C) ascribed statuses.
• D) consanguineal statuses.

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Definitions:

Planning Outline

A preliminary plan or framework that outlines the main points or steps of a project, presentation, or piece of writing.

Personal Idiosyncrasies

Unique personal traits or behaviors that distinguish an individual from others.

Large Audience

Refers to a significant number of individuals gathered in a physical or virtual space to attend an event, presentation, or performance.

Café Style Seating

A casual seating arrangement often used in meetings and workshops to encourage open discussion and interaction among participants.