Which of the following is a difference between ascribed and achieved statuses?
A. Ascribed statuses cannot be noticed physically, whereas achieved statuses are physically notable.
B. Unlike ascribed statuses, achieved statuses dictate social standing.
C. Unlike ascribed statuses, achieved statuses remain the same from the time of birth.
D. Ascribed statuses cannot be controlled, whereas achieved statuses can be controlled and changed.
E. Ascribed statuses are variable, whereas achieved statuses are invariable.
Answer: D
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