Which of the following conclusions is true regarding the occupational prestige b

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Which of the following conclusions is true regarding the occupational prestige based on the average of 60 nations as compared to the United States

Select one:

a. college professor occupy the highest prestige in both sets

b. there is consistency between the two set of occupation regarding the top 5 occupations

c. the two sets do not share any consistency

d. the occupations with the highest prestige are usually underpaid

Social Classes in the United States, which of the following correctly ranks social classes in order of highest to lowest on class hierarchy?

Select one:

a. Upper-Upper, Lower-Upper, Upper-Middle, Average-Middle, Underclass, Working Class, Working Poor

b. Upper-Upper, Lower Upper, Upper-Middle, Average-Middle, Working class, Working poor, Underclass

c. Upper-Upper, Lower-Upper, Working Class, Working Poor, Upper-Middle, Average-Middle, Underclass

d. Upper-Middle, Average-Middle, Working Class, Upper-Upper, Upper-Lower, Working Poor, Underclass

Explanation / Answer

1. Regarding the occupational prestige based on the average of 60 nations as compared to U.S, It is found that there is a consistency between two sets of occupations regarding the top 5 occupations. Hence correct answer to this question would be Option B.

2. Social classes in U.S are ranked as follows:

Upper-Upper, Lower-Upper, Upper-Middle, Average-Middle, Working class, Working poor, Underclass.

Hence OptioB is the correct Option

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