Class Systems Differ from Caste Systems in That One's Status

question 54

Multiple Choice

Class systems differ from caste systems in that one's status in a class system may be , to some extent; while in a caste system it is not.

• A) ascribed
• B) achieved
• C) economic
• D) social

Understand Zuckerman's Sensation Seeking Scale and its implications.

Comprehend the phenomenon of learned helplessness and its relationship with locus of control.

Understand the concept and implications of sensation seeking in personality psychology.

Comprehend the distinction between internal and external locus of control, and its significance.

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