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John E. Farley. Ascribed status Black Female Protestant SELF Achieved status College student Athlete Volunteer Working class Employee American FIGURE 4.1 Achieved and Ascribed Statuses . This diagram depicts the statuses occupied by a ...
John E. Farley. Ascribed status Black Female Protestant SELF Achieved status College student Athlete Volunteer Working class Employee American FIGURE 4.1 Achieved and Ascribed Statuses . This diagram depicts the statuses occupied by a ...
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... status is determined on the basis of landownership , often ac- companied by some type of formal title . In general , the high - status groups are those who own land , and the rest of the population generally works for them . Some ...
... status is determined on the basis of landownership , often ac- companied by some type of formal title . In general , the high - status groups are those who own land , and the rest of the population generally works for them . Some ...
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... statuses such as race and sex also continue to be important in class societies . Women and racial or ethnic minorities receive lower pay and work at lower - status jobs than white males do , even when their parents have similar status ...
... statuses such as race and sex also continue to be important in class societies . Women and racial or ethnic minorities receive lower pay and work at lower - status jobs than white males do , even when their parents have similar status ...
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The Discipline | 3 |
What Do They Tell Us? | 8 |
Complications in the Study of Human Behavior | 9 |
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