Which of the following scales uses a consumer's possessions as an indicator of their social class?
A) The A-G Classification.
B) Chapin's Social Status Scale.
C) Sociologist Scale.
D) None of the above.

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Chapin's Social Status Scale uses a consumer's possessions as an indicator of their social class. The A-G Classification system is primarily based on occupation and income, and the Sociologist Scale considers various factors such as education level, occupation, and income.

Which of the Following Scales Uses a Consumer's Possessions as an Indicator