Sociologists argue that self-identities are now more multifaceted and less stable.Which is NOT mentioned as a factor contributing to this change?
A) urbanization
B) industrialization
C) persistent traditional social formations
D) social and geographical mobility
E) homogenization of communities

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The persistence of traditional social formations would actually contribute to more stable and less multifaceted self-identities, as these formations typically emphasize conformity to traditional norms and values rather than individual self-expression and exploration. Urbanization, industrialization, social and geographical mobility, and the homogenization of communities all contribute to the erosion of traditional social structures and the expansion of opportunities for individuals to explore different aspects of their identities.

Sociologists Argue That Self-Identities Are Now More Multifaceted and Less