All of the Following Reasons Account for Variations in the Behavior

question 35

Multiple Choice

All of the following reasons account for variations in the behavior of people holding identical statuses EXCEPT

• A) conflicting expectations from multiple statuses.
• B) the innate tendency of human beings to rebel.
• C) unclear messages as to which behavior is expected.
• D) personality traits such as being passive or aggressive.

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Definitions:

Hegemony

Dominance of one social group over others, often achieved through cultural, ideological, or economic means, without the need for overt force.

Neo-Liberalism

An economic and political ideology and policy model that emphasizes the value of free-market competition, minimizing state intervention in the economy.

Sweeping Generalization

A broad and oversimplified conclusion or statement that does not account for exceptions or differences.

Stable

Describes a state of equilibrium or consistency within a system, characterized by the absence of significant change or fluctuation.