What societal norm in the United States indicates that material goods are a sign of superiority?

A) Roles and status
B) Use of manners
C) Attitudes toward work and success
D) Concepts of time
E) Openness and inclusiveness

In the United States, attitudes toward work and success often emphasize the accumulation of material wealth as a measure of one's status and superiority. This is reflected in the cultural emphasis on consumerism and advertising that promotes the idea that owning more things will bring happiness and prestige.