[SOC 11] Social Mobility

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[SOC 11] Social Mobility


[SOC 11] Social MobilityVersión en línea Practice quiz on the variations of social mobility. por Rin Leveque 1 Social Mobility refers to: a The ability of individuals or groups to move within a social hierarchy. b The process of adapting to new cultural norms. c the movement of individuals or groups from one position in a society’s stratification system to another. d The study of interactions within social groups. 2 Horizontal Mobility occurs when: a A person moves up or down in social status. b A person changes roles within the same social class. c A person moves to another country. d A person leaves a job and becomes unemployed. 3 An example of Vertical Mobility is: a A manager becoming the CEO of a company. b A cashier transferring to another store with the same job title. c A teacher switching from one school to another. d A student choosing a new major in college. 4 Intergenerational Mobility refers to: a Changes in social status that occur within an individual's lifetime. b Social movement that happens between different generations of a family. c A shift in social class due to personal decisions d A temporary change in financial status. 5 Intragenerational Mobility refers to: a Movement in social class within an individual’s own lifetime. b The decline in social mobility over time. c A group of people moving together from one class to another. d The impact of historical events on a generation's social status. 6 Horizontal Mobility involves moving up or down the social ladder. a True b False 7 Vertical Mobility can be both upward and downward. a True b False 8 Intergenerational Mobility compares the social status of parents and their children. a True b False 9 Intragenerational Mobility always results in a higher social status. a True b False 10 Social Mobility is always based on individual effort and has nothing to do with external factors like education, economy, or social policies. a True b False

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[SOC 11] Social MobilityVersión en línea

por Rin Leveque

Social Mobility refers to:

Horizontal Mobility occurs when:

An example of Vertical Mobility is:

Intergenerational Mobility refers to:

Intragenerational Mobility refers to:

Horizontal Mobility involves moving up or down the social ladder.

Vertical Mobility can be both upward and downward.

Intergenerational Mobility compares the social status of parents and their children.

Intragenerational Mobility always results in a higher social status.

Social Mobility is always based on individual effort and has nothing to do with external factors like education, economy, or social policies.