Intergenerational Mobility Is Best Described as When

question 1

Multiple Choice

Intergenerational mobility is best described as when

• A) a person achieves a different class position than the one he or she thought they would have.
• B) a person maintains the same class position as his or her parents or grandparents.
• C) a person has a different class position from that of his or her parents or grandparents.
• D) a person achieves a different class position from his or her siblings.

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Organization's Mission

The fundamental purpose or overall goal that guides an organization, typically encompassing its values and aspirations.

Self-determination

The process by which a person controls their own life, including the freedom to make their own choices and decisions.

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