The ways in which we organize behavior in relation to group life and society is called:

A) social control.
B) cognitive control.
C) emotional control.
D) identity.

Social Control

Mechanisms, processes, and institutions aimed at regulating individual and group behavior in an effort to maintain societal norms and values.

Group Life

Refers to the social behavior and dynamics observed within groups of individuals, including social structures, roles, and interactions.

Identity

The sum of characteristics and experiences that define an individual or group, including aspects of social, cultural, and personal identity.