Which of the following is a form of social action in which a group's values and identity are publicly demonstrated or enacted in a stylized manner, within the context of a specific occasion or event?

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Rituals are a form of social action in which a group's values and identity are publicly demonstrated or enacted in a stylized manner, within the context of a specific occasion or event. Creations, symbols, and artifacts can also be used by groups to express their identities, but they are not necessarily enacted or demonstrated in a public setting like a ritual.

Which of the Following Is a Form of Social Action