The author uses the ideas of social rates and social problems to argue that human beings are

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The author argues that social rates (such as poverty rates, crime rates, etc.) and social problems (such as inequality, discrimination, etc.) are created and perpetuated by social forces, indicating that human beings are products of these forces rather than completely free agents. This suggests that choice A is not the best answer. The author's focus on social problems and their causes indicates that humans are aware of their own problems, making choice C incorrect. While the author discusses inequalities in society, this is not the primary focus of the argument, making choice D less relevant.

The Author Uses the Ideas of Social Rates and Social