Techniques used to rank individuals according to social class area.reputational.c.objective.b.subjective.d.all of the above
Advances in technology can cause workers with outdated skills to experience _____. a. Downward social mobility b. Upward social mobility c. Relative job security d. No changes in their social status.
Differences between social classes in the United States are based ona.income, lifestyles, and beliefs.c.age.b.cultural background.d.race.
Name the three basic techniques used to rank individuals according to social class and describe each briefly.
A doctor whose father works as a janitor would be an example of _____. a. Horizontal mobility b. Vertical mobility c. Intergenerational mobility d. Parallel mobility
The United States has an open class system based on social mobility that includesa.horizontal mobility.c.intergenerational mobility.b.vertical mobility.d.all of the above
The method of ranking social status that asks people to rank themselves is called the _____. a. Reputational method b. Subjective method c. Objective method d. Middle method
A groundskeeper who moves from a school to a church and remains a groundskeeper is experiencing _____. a. Horizontal mobility b. Vertical mobility c. Intergenerational mobility d. Parallel mobility
Those who hold jobs that require manual labor are in thea.working class.c.underclass.b.upper middle class.d.lower middle class.
Identify and describe the three types of social mobility.
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