Socio Final

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What is Social Stratififcation

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refers to a society's system for ranking people hierarchically according to various attributes such as, wealth,power and prestige

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society's system for ranking people.
WPP

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Society's where there exist rigid boundries between social strata are said to have what type of system

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closed stratification

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rigid boundries

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Society's where boundries are easily crossed are said to have a

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open stratification

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easily crossed

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Social mobility refers to what

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movement from one social stratum to another

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stratum

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Ascribed status applies to what

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a status aquired at birth

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Achieved status applies to what

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based on efforts of the individual

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your efforts

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Open society's are characterized by classes which are

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social strata based primarily on economic criteria

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classes

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Classes of modern
society's are homogeneous

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false

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The way people are grouped with respect to access to scarce resources are determines their

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Life chances

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scarce resources

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Structural mobility

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the elimination of entire classes as a result of changes in the means of their existence

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elimination

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Spacial mobility

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the movement of individual and groups from one location to another

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movement

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Deference

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the respect and esteem shown to an individual

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Demeanor

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the way in which individuals present themselves to others through body language, dress, speech and manners

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present

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Legitimate power is called AUTHORITY

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and is a major factor in maintaining existing relationships among castes or classes

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AUTHORITY is a major factor in maintaining existing relationships among castes or classes

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KARL MARX

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capitalism divided society's into classes based on ownership of the means of production

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capitalism divided society's into classes

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What would result in a classless society

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workers becoming consciuos of their shared interest; then becoming rebellious

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their shared interest;

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MARX view of stratification is challenged by what

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social mobility in industrial society's which have shown considerable movement between social classes

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Functionalist theories of STRATIFICATION

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unequal distribution of rewards channels talented people into important roles in society

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unequal distribution; channels

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Interactionist perpective of STRATIFICATION implies what

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the stratification is not a fixed system but one that is created out of everyday behaviors

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created out of everyday behaviors

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Objective class

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MARXIAN THEORY, a social class that has a visible relationship to the means of production

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visible

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Subjective class

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MARXIAN THEORY,the way members of a social class perceive their situation

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perceive

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Intragenerational mobility

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change in social class of a indiviual within his/her lifetime

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within his/her lifetime

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Intergenerational mobility

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change in social class of family members from one generation to the next

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The basic measures of inequality in a society is

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wealth,educaitonal attainment,occupational prestige

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OWE

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Socioeconomic status

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derived primarily from occcupation

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Equal of Opportunity

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Equal opportunity to achieve desired levels of material well being and prestige

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Equal of result

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Equality in the actual outcome of peoples attempts to improve their material well being and prestige

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Equality in actual outcome