The A-G classification systematically combines a number of socioeconomic factors to form one overall measure of social class standing and is an example of:
A) composite-variable index.
B) single-variable index.
C) Chapin's Social Status Scale.
D) multi-trait, multi-factor index.

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The A-G classification combines multiple socioeconomic factors to create a composite-variable index, which is a measure of social class standing that takes into account various traits and factors.

The A-G Classification Systematically Combines a Number of Socioeconomic Factors