Social Stratification is a systemic ranking of individuals or groups into hierarchical layers based on unequal access to resources, privileges, and power within a society.
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Four Factor Index of Social Status
Roi Paschou · 1975 · 7K citations
Four Factor Index of Social Status [1975]
August B. Hollingshead · 1975 · 5.2K citations
John R. P. French, Bertram H. Raven · University of Pittsburgh Press eBooks · 1986 · 4.6K citations
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