Sociologists use the term social prestige to mean

Sociologists use the term social prestige to mean

a. the amount of wealth associated with a status.
b. the social value assigned to a status.
c. the level of respect or admiration for a status apart from any person who happens to occupy it.
d. the reputation that someone has earned.

Question 2

People traveling on a bus that have no interaction with one another are considered a social group.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 3

A situation in which valued resources and desired outcomes are distributed in such a way that people have unequal amounts and/or access to them is known as

a. the social lottery.
b. social equality.
c. social inequality.
d. life chances.

Question 4

In a bureaucracy, a clear distinction is made between the employee's personal lives and their working lives.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Question 5

Social stratification is process ranked on a scale of social worth and awarded access to valued resources and experiences

a. a random
b. an arbitrary
c. a systematic
d. an automatic

Question 6

A hallmark of bureaucracy in its ideal form is its impartiality towards members.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Sociologists use the term social prestige to mean

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