What Does a Social Reproduction Theory Seek to Explain

What does a social reproduction theory seek to explain?

A) Social reproduction theory explains how institutions perpetuate the social relationships and attitudes needed to sustain the existing relations of production in a capitalist society.
B) Social reproduction theory is a Marxian conflict model that explains how individuals, with and without power, spread the language and behavior that engender status and inequality and thereby reproduces entire societies of inequality.
C) Social reproduction theory looks at institutions, culture, and individuals as perpetuators of Marxian class conflict.
D) Social reproduction is the way institutions are exponentially established in order to exploit individuals on a scale that prevents them from challenging the status quo.