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Ascribed statuses result from a) chance b) effort c) ability d) choice

Ascribed statuses result from

a) chance
b) effort
c) ability
d) choice

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Ascribed statuses are one which an individual gets it by chance it dies not come randomly. It is usually from birth or an individual develops the particular skill, behavior or any thing.

It does not occur because of effort, ability or choice but by the chance the statuses are a achieved

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