A researcher's achieved aspects differ from his ascribed in that achieved aspects:
A)are those that are involuntary.
B)include the researcher's age,race,or mobility.
C)are those that the researcher has no option to choose.
D)are those that the researcher is associated with,irrespective of his own choice.
E)are those that the researcher has some choice about.

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Achieved aspects are those that the researcher can have some control over or make choices about, such as their education, occupation, or marital status. Ascribed aspects, on the other hand, are those that the researcher is born with or assigned to, such as their gender, race or ethnicity, and social class.

A Researcher's Achieved Aspects Differ from His Ascribed in That