According to Smith, which of the following things are true for those in the dominant standpoint in society? Mark all that apply.

Those in the dominant standpoint can take their standpoint for granted and so do not have to separate their lived experience from their professional or public lives.

Those in the dominant standpoint rarely $($if ever$)$ have to accommodate the subordinate standpoint.

Those in the dominant standpoint have to accommodate the subordinate standpoint.

Those in the dominant standpoint may experience a "bifurcation of consciousness," or a split in their identity when navigating between their private and public lives.