In the 1960s, bands like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones influenced culture. Students grew their hair, wore beads, and became more socially conscious about war, segregation, and family. The culture looked up on bands like these for inspiration and encouragement. Therefore, the members of these bands whose style was emulated by people are known as:A) social stereotypes.

B) ethnic groups.

C) reference groups.

D) peer groups.

E) private communities.

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29 November, 03:34

In the 1960s, bands like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones influenced culture. Students grew their hair, wore beads, and became more socially conscious about war, segregation, and family. The culture looked up on bands like these for inspiration and encouragement. Therefore, the members of these bands whose style was emulated by people are known as:A) social stereotypes.

B) ethnic groups.

C) reference groups.

D) peer groups.

E) private communities.

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Whitney Acosta · Answer 1

Answer: C) Reference groups

Explanation:Reference groups are individuals or group conceived of having significant relevance upon an individuals evaluations, aspirations, or behaviour like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones influenced culture.