Answer:
Q1: 3 - Situational identity
Explanation:
When a person or people put forward or submit one or more possible social identities to match the current situation or context, (which may be religious, political, or ethnic) they are said to be utilizing a situational identity.
Q2: 2 - Symbolic Identity.
Explanation:
Another word for symbolic identity is non-material.
It refers to the capacity to acquire and relate symbolic practices from one generation to another.
So when an ethnic group displays in their daily activities, symbols that depict their affiliations, they are said to be engaging in non-material or symbolic identity. As given in the question, wearing a T-shirt with the said depiction is a perfect example.
Q3: 3- Reference Group
Explanation
As the name implies, when a person uses another or group of persons as a standard of comparison, they become to that person or group as a standard of reference. This is the case with Klaus' siblings.
Q4: - Government Policies
Explanation
The Los Angeles Government has an arm called the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA). They are responsible for helping individuals and families who are faced with or at risk of being homeless. This body is formed by government policy.
Q5: 2- Gender Nonconformity.
Explanation
When a person refers behaves in a what that does not conform with the attitudinal or behavioral norms expected of that gender, they are said to be exhibiting Gender Nonconformity.
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