Which of the following is an example of structural mobility?
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The customs and behaviors associated with a social class are known as...
A
Working class.
B
Open system norms.
C
Class traits.
D
Class mobility.
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Step 1: Understand the key terms related to social class in sociology. Social class refers to groups of people who share similar economic positions, lifestyles, and social statuses.
Step 2: Recognize that 'customs and behaviors associated with a social class' refer to the typical patterns of behavior, values, and norms that distinguish one social class from another.
Step 3: Identify the term that specifically describes these customs and behaviors. In sociology, this is known as 'class traits,' which are the distinctive cultural patterns and habits of a social class.
Step 4: Differentiate 'class traits' from other options: 'working class' is a social class itself, 'open system norms' relate to social mobility, and 'class mobility' refers to the ability to move between social classes.
Step 5: Conclude that the correct sociological term for the customs and behaviors associated with a social class is 'class traits.'
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