In Conceptualizing the "Identity Changes" Process, the Concept of Career

Multiple Choice

In conceptualizing the "identity changes" process, the concept of career was employed because

A) Goffman proposed that we focus strictly on the public (institutional) dimension of identity.
B) the concept of career relates the economic to the social realm of institutions.
C) of its two-sided nature: careers involve both a public (institutional) and a private or internal element.
D) it is clear that social success today requires a well thought out career.