A position in a social hierarchy that comes with a set of expectations is called:
A) A role
B) A stereotype
C) An agent of socialization
D) A status

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A status in a social hierarchy indicates the individual's standing and is often accompanied by expectations of behavior and responsibilities. A role is the set of behaviors and expectations associated with a particular status. Stereotypes are widely-held and oversimplified beliefs about a group or individual. An agent of socialization is a factor or individual that influences socialization, such as family, peers, or media.

A Position in a Social Hierarchy That Comes with a Set