SOCIOL 2D06 Lecture 6: Social Stratification
4 Nov 2016
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You can often nd an intersection between these variables. These can impact where you fall in a social hierarchy and within social strati cation. Both males and females (although females often have a lower occupational status than men) with high occupational status, education and occupation self-direction". Accounts for social mobility unlike like the other two perspectives (those were static and limited exibility: role of the primary group. Including family and close intimate connections with others such as peers. How do they impact our goals and values throughout lives (especially post-secondary education): familial background in uences meanings and interactions (learned through socialization) about life goals. The certain status is attached to us, it will impact our decisions and goals throughout our lives. For example, how being a part of a high ses family impacts your decision to attend post-secondary school: these structure our education and occupational goals" and academic potential/
