Margie comes to the conclusion that individual privacy is unachievable, but grudgingly gives consent to being "watched" in return for services. From a structural strain point of view Margie is engaged in
A)innovation.
B)ritualism.
C)retreatism.
D)rebellion.

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Ritualism involves adhering to societal norms or rules despite not achieving the desired outcomes, in this case, privacy. Margie's acceptance of being watched in exchange for services reflects compliance with societal norms (use of services that require surveillance) without achieving her personal goal of privacy.

Margie Comes to the Conclusion That Individual Privacy Is Unachievable