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New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development, 2011
The authors suggest that ownership may be one of the critical entry points into thinking about social constructions, a kind of laboratory for understanding status. They discuss the features of ownership that make it an interesting case to study developmentally.
Charles W, Kalish, Craig D, Anderson
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The authors suggest that ownership may be one of the critical entry points into thinking about social constructions, a kind of laboratory for understanding status. They discuss the features of ownership that make it an interesting case to study developmentally.
Charles W, Kalish, Craig D, Anderson
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Proceedings of the 13th ACM Conference on Electronic Commerce, 2012
Social comparisons can influence individual decisions. People compare their income and their belongings to those of people around them. Prominent scholars, such as Frank [1985], argue that increasing inequality has led to excessive spending, as people try to emulate and compete with the rich.
Nicole Immorlica +2 more
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Social comparisons can influence individual decisions. People compare their income and their belongings to those of people around them. Prominent scholars, such as Frank [1985], argue that increasing inequality has led to excessive spending, as people try to emulate and compete with the rich.
Nicole Immorlica +2 more
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2011
Adolescents are highly concerned with their social status in the peer group. Social status can be defined in terms of popularity or in terms of likeability. Popularity and likeability are distinct forms of social status. They are moderately related and differ in how much they change over time.
Cillessen, A.H.N., Lansu, T.A.M.
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Adolescents are highly concerned with their social status in the peer group. Social status can be defined in terms of popularity or in terms of likeability. Popularity and likeability are distinct forms of social status. They are moderately related and differ in how much they change over time.
Cillessen, A.H.N., Lansu, T.A.M.
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Social status and social learning
Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, 2021Abstract We studied the effect of social status on social learning and other personal characteristics in an experimental game where individuals in a dyad made repeated attempts to guess the underlying state of the world. Several sets of survey questions were deployed to control for socioeconomic status, the subjective perception of social status, and
Alexei Zakharov, Oxana Bondarenko
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2021
This chapter assesses the importance of some markers of social status (wealth, ancestry, political distinctions, occupation, etc.) for the Byzantine society and the system of social stratification. Eventually, the most important criteria are identified as wealth (not necessarily from defined sources, such as land) which enabled a distinguished ...
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This chapter assesses the importance of some markers of social status (wealth, ancestry, political distinctions, occupation, etc.) for the Byzantine society and the system of social stratification. Eventually, the most important criteria are identified as wealth (not necessarily from defined sources, such as land) which enabled a distinguished ...
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British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 1966
Children of parents from all social classes represented in four schools were given the Junior Maudsley Personality Inventory (JMPI). The social class was determined using the Registrar‐General's Classification of Occupations (1960). The samples were tested for ( a
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Children of parents from all social classes represented in four schools were given the Junior Maudsley Personality Inventory (JMPI). The social class was determined using the Registrar‐General's Classification of Occupations (1960). The samples were tested for ( a
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005
We consider a large population of agents choosing either to engage in a criminal activity or working. Individuals feel varying degrees of selfreproach if they commit criminal acts. In addition, they are concerned with their social status in society, based on others' perceptions of their values.
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We consider a large population of agents choosing either to engage in a criminal activity or working. Individuals feel varying degrees of selfreproach if they commit criminal acts. In addition, they are concerned with their social status in society, based on others' perceptions of their values.
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2007
One of the most compelling findings of social epidemiology is the so-called social status gradient in health. The gradient conveys that those of higher social status live longer and healthier lives. In light of the gradient, research has examined the factors that are related to the unequal social distribution of exposure to stressful living conditions ...
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One of the most compelling findings of social epidemiology is the so-called social status gradient in health. The gradient conveys that those of higher social status live longer and healthier lives. In light of the gradient, research has examined the factors that are related to the unequal social distribution of exposure to stressful living conditions ...
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Social Status, Status Incongruence and Symptoms of Stress
Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1969We investigate the utility of two divergent conceptualizations of social stratification as they apply to symptoms of stress. One approach envisages socioeconomic status as some "average" of the values of a number of indicators of status, while the other emphasizes the effects of status incongruence.
R L, Meile, P N, Haese
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Social status and social change
Behavioral Science, 2007The two models of social change presented in this paper are intended for rather different purposes. Roughly speaking, there are three issues: (1) the mechanisms of social mobility; (2) the amount of social interaction of persons in a given system; and (3) the increasing or decreasing rigidity of class boundaries over time. The first model considers the
James M. Beshers, Stanley Reiter
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