Relative to Working-Class Study Participants, Young Professionals Are More Likely

question 36

Multiple Choice

Relative to working-class study participants, young professionals are more likely to perceive themselves as ________.

• A) average
• B) frustrated about their ability to finish things
• C) uncertain about the future
• D) undisciplined
• E) empowered in the sense that they could achieve whatever they set their minds to

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Definitions:

Common Identity

A form of social identity that emphasizes unity and shared characteristics among members of a group, fostering a sense of belonging.

Communal Sharing

A relational model theorizing how people in a group share resources and responsibilities without keeping track of individual contributions or distributions.

Entitativity

The perception or degree to which a group of entities is considered to be a coherent, single unit.

Common Bond

The shared interest, purpose, or sympathy that unites individuals or groups, fostering a sense of connection and solidarity.