Is it possible to determine whether a function is called in the body of another function or as an argument to a function?

Question

Suppose we have a Python function:

def func():
    # if called in the body of another function, do something
    # if called as argument to a function, do something different
    pass

func () can be called in the body of another function:

def funcA():
    func()

func () can also be called as an argument to a function:

def funcB(arg1):
    pass

def funcC(**kwargs):
    pass

funcB(func())
funcC(kwarg1=func())

Is there a way to distinguish between these two cases in the body of func ()?

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