Although members of a particular social group carry the same identity of membership, some members are better off, better liked or respected, and have more authority or power than others. The group exhibits:
A) social inequity.
B) a status hierarchy.
C) a "big cheese" structure.
D) intraclass rivalry.

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A status hierarchy is indicated by differences in respect, authority, or power among members of the same group, despite sharing a common identity.

Although Members of a Particular Social Group Carry the Same