According to Weber, People Act to Maintain Their Lifestyle and Pass

According to Weber, people act to maintain their lifestyle and pass on their advantages to their children by all of the following means, except:

A) Families extend hospitality only to social equals.
B) Families restrict potential marriage partners to social equals.
C) Families seek to build friendships with those who have fewer resources.
D) Families practice unique social conventions and activities.
E) Families try to monopolize "privileged modes of acquisition," such as their occupational skills or capital.