In the United States, people who have influenza are expected to take precautions in order to avoid spreading the virus to others--hand washing and avoiding public spaces--and take steps to recover from the illness--staying in bed and taking medications. During the illness, they will not be held to the same standards as healthy people; they will be permitted to miss work, stay in their pajamas all day, and complain about feeling sick. Sociologists describe this as the role. Group of answer choices