________ generally limits the pool of eligible mates across social classes, regardless of race.

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Homogamy refers to the tendency for people to marry others who share similar characteristics such as education level, occupation, and social background. This often leads to a limitation in the pool of eligible mates across social classes, regardless of race. Heterogamy refers to marriage between individuals who differ in some way, such as race or age. Exogamy refers to the practice of marrying outside of one's social group or community. Polygamy refers to the practice of having multiple spouses simultaneously.

________ Generally Limits the Pool of Eligible Mates Across Social