Scarce resources and social rewards are not the basis of ascribed statuses. true or false?

  False.

Explanation:

  Ascribed statuses are the social status a person is assigned at birth or assumed involuntarily later in life. These rigid social designators remain fixed throughout the entire life and are inseparable from the positive and negative stereotypes linked with.

  It is based on gender, race, family, origins, and ethnic backgrounds. There is no biological basis or universal truth for assigning these societal rankings for individuals.

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