One crucial aspect of the relationship between dominant and subordinate groups is the ability of the dominant group to
A)define a society's values.
B)define social reality.
C)mold the "definition of the situation."
D)All these answers are correct.

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All of these options are correct. The dominant group in society has the power to define and shape cultural values, social reality, and the interpretation of situations. By controlling the dominant discourse, the dominant group can secure their position of power and legitimize their actions and beliefs while suppressing and marginalizing the perspectives and experiences of subordinate groups.

One Crucial Aspect of the Relationship Between Dominant and Subordinate