According to the book 'Psychologies: an introduction to the study of psychology', a social rule is institutionalized from the process of discoverin...

According to the book 'Psychologies: an introduction to the study of psychology', a social rule is institutionalized from the process of discovering a faster, simpler, and more economical way to perform daily tasks. Based on the statement, mark the INCORRECT alternative:


a) The primitive man, when he began to be aware of the reality of his surroundings, began to establish behavioral regularities.
b) A habit is established when a faster, simpler, and more economical way of performing a task is repeated several times.
c) A social rule was institutionalized when the social rule established after generations loses its reference of origin.
d) An established habit for concrete reasons becomes, over time, a tradition.