When Young People Go Away to College, It's Often the First

Multiple Choice

When young people go away to college, it's often the first time they make friends with people of substantially different class statuses. Sometimes this leads to tension when the wealthier member of a friendship is oblivious to his friend's class status and suggests activities that are beyond the friend's means. This tension results from a lack of:

A) historical materialism.
B) status inconsistency.
C) prestige or power.
D) class consciousness.
E) false consciousness.