In a status hierarchy,
A) all statuses have the same social prestige.
B) some statuses have more social prestige than others.
C) some statuses do not have roles associated with them.
D) all statuses are of low social prestige.

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Status hierarchy refers to the ranking of different statuses or positions in a society based on their level of social prestige or importance. Some statuses like doctors, judges, and CEOs are generally considered to have more social prestige than others like janitors or waitresses.

In a Status Hierarchy