What is a true statement about social rules?

A) Each social status has its own roles.

B) Social roles are the expected behaviors for a social status.

C) Sometimes the social roles of a status conflict with each other.

D) All of the above are true statements.

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Spencer Montgomery

Social Studies

15 June, 04:12

What is a true statement about social rules?

A) Each social status has its own roles.

B) Social roles are the expected behaviors for a social status.

C) Sometimes the social roles of a status conflict with each other.

D) All of the above are true statements.

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Alivia Davidson · Answer 1

D: All are true

The rules of society are the norms or behavior expectations for people. These are behavior expectations are connected to our statuses which then tell us specifically have to perform which is the role. These roles can conflict with others. For example, I am a mom and I am teaching. I get a phone call while at work that my child is sick--I am in conflict between the two roles.

What is a true statement about social rules?A) Each social status has its own roles.B) Social roles are the expected behaviors for a social status.C) Sometimes the social roles of a status conflict with each other.D) All of the above are true statements.

What is a true statement about social rules?

A) Each social status has its own roles.

B) Social roles are the expected behaviors for a social status.

C) Sometimes the social roles of a status conflict with each other.

D) All of the above are true statements.