Category: Social Stratification

A. wealth that which people own (have)
B. job security
C. both a and b
D. none of the above

A. Talcott Parsons
B. Ralf Dahrendorf
C. Emile Durkheim
D. Robert Merton

A. Participated in the same leisure pursuits and events of the social calendar
B. emulated the lifestyle and cultural values of the traditional aristocracy
C. owned companies and financial assets that generated wealth through corporations
D. had direct personal ownerships of land and businesses as physical assets

A. Same income level
B. Way of life values
C. Both of the values
D. None of these

A. function perspective
B. conflict perspective
C. interactionist perspective
D. labeling theory

A. senior executives
B. industrial entrepreneurs
C. finance capitalists
D. none of the above

A. political
B. economic capital
C. social capital
D. cultural capital

A. the magnitude and manner of consumption of goods and services.
B. the likelihood that individuals and groups will enjoy desired goods and services experiences and opportunities for living long and healthy lives
C. the respect admiration and recognition associated with a social status
D. the view that the poor possess self- perpetuating lifeways

A. the best possible outcome available
B. a perspective emphasizing the primacy of ideas
C. a model based on certain features of a phenomenon
D. the social agenda of political idealists

A. objectified system
B. social differentiation
C. open system
D. closed system