Research on contextual factors that affect status attainment reveals that:
A) mother's occupation does not appear to affect daughter's occupation
B) sex segregation in occupations has little effect on chances for earnings increases
C) working in a male-dominated occupation increases the likelihood of promotion for women in that occupation
D) individuals who get jobs through personal contacts are more likely to get wage increases and promotion opportunities than those who secure jobs without such contacts
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Q14: The Blau-Duncan model of status attainment focuses
Q15: Blau and Duncan found that:
A) high degrees
Q16: Which of the following factors were added
Q17: Education:
A) has no empirical association with occupational
Q18: Randall Collins argues that:
A) the primary mission
Q20: Explanations that causally attribute inequality to factors
Q21: Research on status attainment and mobility finds
Q22: Research on the educational attainment process:
A) indicates
Q23: In her longitudinal study of women's changing
Q24: Studies about occupational mobility indicate that:
A) strong
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