The way in which the social and structural context impacts a person's identity, status, and perspectives, affecting the amount of power and authority someone holds in an interaction is known as
A) Reactive effects
B) Positionality
C) Justice
D) Research ethics

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Positionality refers to how a person's social and structural context impacts their identity, status, and perspectives, which in turn affects their power and authority in social interactions. Reactive effects refer to the impact that being studied or evaluated has on individuals or groups, justice refers to fairness and impartiality in decision-making, and research ethics refers to guidelines and principles for conducting ethical research.

The Way in Which the Social and Structural Context Impacts