Ranges of acceptable behavior for an individual within society are part of:

A) ​normative orientation
B) ​object orientation
C) ​spatial orientation
D) ​temporal orientation

Ranges of acceptable behavior within society are part of normative orientation, which refers to the shared cultural beliefs and values that guide social behavior. Object orientation refers to the perception and organization of objects in space, spatial orientation refers to the ability to perceive spatial relationships, and temporal orientation refers to the perception of time and the organization of events in time. None of these are directly related to the concept of acceptable social behavior.