A person is repeatedly seen socializing with members of a group that others view as deviant. Although the person has not displayed any deviant behaviour, observers begin to make negative assumptions about them. Which idea from Goffman best explains this reaction?

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Perceived focus determines whether a stigma is permanent or temporary.

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Social identity is based mainly on characteristics directly displayed by the individual.

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Known-aboutness depends primarily on whether a stigma is visible.

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Stigma symbols are reliable only when they are intentionally displayed.

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Social identity can be inferred from the identities of people with whom someone is associated.

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