Which of the following statements correctly describe the differences between ascribed and achieved status? (Select all that apply)

Ascribed status is a social position that a person is born into or that is assigned to them without any choice, such as race, gender, or family background. For example, if someone is born into a royal family, their status as a prince or princess is ascribed because it is given to them at birth. On the other hand, achieved status refers to a position that a person earns or chooses through their actions and efforts, like becoming a doctor or a teacher. This means that achieved status is based on personal skills, education, and hard work, which can change over time. Understanding these differences helps us see how our society views people's roles based on what they are born into versus what they accomplish.