Modern, Complex Societies Are Characterized by a Preponderance of Secondary

Modern, complex societies are characterized by a preponderance of secondary relationships, and as a result, they tend to rely

A) heavily on informal sanctions to obtain conformity to norms.
B) on the state to assure law, order, and enforcement of the norms.
C) on such sanctions as scathing ridicule and ostracism to enforce the norms.
D) more on folkways than mores to obtain conformity to norms.