A behavioral guideline for a specific setting is a (n):
Correct answer: C. Rule
- A. Implicit guide
- B. Explicit guide
- C. Rule
- D. Social role
Explanation
A rule is a behavioral guideline that specifies what is permitted or expected in a particular setting. Social roles describe the behavior expected from a person occupying a position, not a single guideline.
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