Achieved StatusesAchieved statuses are those which the individual acquires during his or her lifetime as a result of the exercise of knowledge, ability, skill and/or perseverance. Occupation provides an example
In contrast to achieved status, an ascribed status is given by birth. Nothing is done to achieve or maintain this social status. For example, the title and responsibilities of the first child in a family are given automatically at birth. This individual is referred to as the ''firstborn.'...
Stagnation or upward mobility? The influence of achieved and ascribed factors on the housing careers of residents in Shanghai Xueying Mu, Can Cui & Wei Xu Humanities and Social Sciences Communications volume 11, Article number: 1327 (2024) Cite this article 1159 Accesses Metrics details Abstrac...
Influence of Ascribed and Achieved Social Statuses, Values and Rewards on the Job Satisfaction Among, Community Collages Faculty. Community/Junior Collages Quarterly, 10(2), 113-122.Filan, G., Okun, M., & Witter, R. (1986). Influence of ascribed and achieved social statuses, values, and ...
Asked by gloriaphillip80 Come up with a list of 5 ascribed statuses and 5 achieved status about you. Which of these would you consider to be your master status and why? Which of these do you think the rest of the world would consider to be your master status and w...
Ascribed statuses are those which are fixed for an individual at birth. Ascribed statuses that exist in all societies include those based upon sex, age, race ethnic group and family background. Similarly, power, prestige, privileges, and obligations always are differentially distributed in societies...