All of the following refer to reasons why inconsistent role performance exists among individuals who occupy similar statuses EXCEPT
a. personality traits differ between individuals.
b. the absence of a clear consistent message regarding expected behavior.
c. multiple group memberships that people belong to.
d. the stability of the social role.
Question 2
The response to the question Who are you? usually involves
a. a listing of your statuses.
b. your caste membership.
c. social class affiliation.
d. participation in different institutions.
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