Discussion

Explanation:

“There is distinction between the roles we play and some underlying self. Here we might note that some roles are more absorbing than others. We would not be surprised by the waitress who plays the part in such a way as to signal to us that she is much more than her occupation. We would be surprised and offended by the father who played his part ‘tongue in cheek’ " (insincerely). The father’s self is denied by his identification with his biological relationship.  If this does not happen, if a father behaves in a tongue in cheek manner, we are offended. If biological relations structured human society, it is enough to be a biological father to be accepted by society. His behaviour (and with it, the reciprocal relationship) then becomes unimportant.
All the other options support the fact that ‘reciprocal relationship’ structure human society.
Hence, the correct answer is option 2.

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