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    Expectations for One's Behavior Based on One's Position in Society
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Expectations for One's Behavior Based on One's Position in Society

Question 9

Question 9

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Expectations for one's behavior based on one's position in society are called


A) roles.
B) sanctions.
C) stereotypes.
D) social class.

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