How Is the Measure of Occupational Prestige Determined

question 153

Multiple Choice

How is the measure of occupational prestige determined?

• A) Employers are asked how prestigious they believe their businesses are.
• B) Employees are asked to evaluate the prestige of their jobs.
• C) A nationwide sample of people is asked to evaluate a series of different jobs.
• D) Jobs are ranked according to how much they are paid.

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Definitions:

Native American Leader

An individual from among the Indigenous peoples of the Americas who holds or has held a position of authority and influence within their community or tribe, often involved in political, spiritual, or military roles.

Powhatan

Refers to a Native American people in Virginia at the time of British colonization, also the name of their leader who interacted with the English settlers at Jamestown.

Trade

The exchange of goods, services, or both within and between countries, driven by the principle of comparative advantage and market demand.

Indentured Servants

Individuals who signed a contract to work for a specific period of time in exchange for passage to the New World, food, accommodation, and a form of 'freedom dues' at the end of their term.