. . . . . . . . refers to statuses that exist in pairs by virtue of the fact that each is defined in terms of its relationship to the other:

A. Age B. Sex C. Kinship D. Doctor

A. Prestige B. Esteem C. To remind the posterity of his deeds D. A status is ascribed to him

A. Role-discontinuity B. Perceived role C. Internalized role D. Role-continuity

A. A' was highly successful as an advocate B. A' had been an esteemed member of parliament C. A' remained a minister but had to resign D. A' as the head of a statutory body