In a stratified society, people who do not speak the prestige dialect still tend to accept the prestige as standard or superior, which is

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Symbolic domination refers to a situation where the dominant group in a society uses cultural symbols, such as language, to maintain and reinforce their power. In a stratified society, the prestige dialect is often associated with the dominant group, and people who speak other dialects tend to view the prestige dialect as superior. This acceptance of the prestige dialect as standard or superior is a result of symbolic domination. Therefore, option C is the best choice.

In a Stratified Society, People Who Do Not Speak the Prestige