Studies about occupational mobility indicate that:
A) strong kin groups can both aid and hinder mobility of low socio-economic status women
B) men and women from the same status origins tend to go to the same occupational destinations
C) the likelihood of working in a professional occupation is greatest for daughters from blue-collar backgrounds
D) when compared to their parents, daughters are somewhat more likely than sons to have attained incomes higher than their parents

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Strong kin groups can provide support and resources that aid mobility, but they can also impose obligations or expectations that hinder it, especially for women from low socio-economic backgrounds.

Studies About Occupational Mobility Indicate That