Requiring students to be in class on time, providing them a syllabus of the course expectations, and explaining the system on which their final grade will be calculated are parts of the patterned expectations that guide social interaction called ________.
A) social stratification
B) social profiling
C) social stereotypes
D) social structure

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The patterned expectations that guide social interaction are referred to as social structure. This includes the organization and rules of society, such as educational institutions having rules for attendance and grading. Social stratification refers to the hierarchy or ranking of individuals based on social factors such as wealth or occupation. Social profiling involves using characteristics to create a profile of an individual, often for discriminatory purposes. Social stereotypes are oversimplified and often inaccurate beliefs about groups of people.

Requiring Students to Be in Class on Time, Providing Them