SOCIAL STRATIFICATION_REVIEW

Implies the division or classification of members of society into different strata(singular: stratum), promoting the development of hierarchy among social groups.

• Social Stratification

• State

• Institutions

• Organization

In a society where social stratification is present, social desirables are inevitable.

• TRUE

• FALSE

It refers to factors that are somewhat accepted or desired in a certain society and may be associated with social status, popularity, acceptance, or approval.

• Social Desirables

• Social Stratification

• Social Stratification

• Stratification

Wealth, Power, and Prestige are the different systems of stratification.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Wealth pertains to the accumulated economic capital of an individual or group. The extent of the amassed wealth of an individual or group usually determines its influence on decision-making in society. 

• TRUE

• FALSE

Social desirables may be associated with social status, popularity, acceptance, or approval

• TRUE

• FALSE

Stratification system that denotes the classification of an individual or group of persons having explicit societal status based on acquired characteristics.

• CLASS

• CASTE

• ESTATE

• SLAVERY

This stratification system is the most extreme form of inequality in society.

• CLASS

• CASTE

• ESTATE

• SLAVERY

This stratification system is identical to the practice of FEUDALISM.

• ESTATE

• CLASS

• CASTE

• SLAVERY

This stratification system is related to the concept of Hindu practice, tradition, and culture, which is rooted in divine sanction and custom.

• CLASS

• ESTATE

• CASTE

• SLAVERY