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Roles are (Multiple Choice)

Roles are
A) breaking down throughout U.S. society.
B) social positions in society that have duties and privileges attached to them.
C) defined for each individual at birth and are not subject to change.
D) beliefs or rules that define what people should or should not do in their social relations.

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Social Problems: A Critical Power-Conflict Perspective

Edition: 6^th

Authors: Feagin, Baker

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This definitely answers my question, no doubt

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You're welcome? lol

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