A group of people who share a similar status but do not identify with one another is called a:

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A social category refers to a group of people who share a similar status but do not necessarily interact with one another or identify as a group. They may share common characteristics like age, gender, occupation, or religion, but their membership in the category does not necessarily imply any social interaction or relationships. For example, all women over the age of 50 may be considered a social category, but they may not necessarily identify with each other or interact as a group.

A Group of People Who Share a Similar Status but Do