Discussion
According to Radcliffe-Brown closely connected with the concept of social structure is the conception of :
Answer: A
The conception is social personality.
In his essay 'On Social Structure' (1940), A. R. Radcliffe-Brown wrote that closely connected with the concept of social structure is the conception of 'social personality', meaning the position a human being occupies in a social structure, the complex of all his social relationships with others. Social structure, for him, is the arrangement of persons in institutionally defined relationships.
Status, interaction and socialisation are related ideas, but they are not the term Radcliffe-Brown used in that passage.
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