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    The Act of Orienting One's Own Behavior to a Set
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The Act of Orienting One's Own Behavior to a Set

Question 18

Question 18

Multiple Choice

The act of orienting one's own behavior to a set of expectations is called:


A) Assuming a role
B) Role playing
C) Socialization
D) Role set

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