The Study of Occupational Prestige

question 7

Multiple Choice

The study of occupational prestige:

• A) assesses the social standing of the jobs people have.
• B) assesses how respondents see their own social class.
• C) shows how much discrimination occurs in this country
• D) shows why it is better to be a physician than a college professor
• E) answers the question, "what do you do for a living?"

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