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The Relationship of Sex to Occupational Prestige
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1968
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Status AttainmentJob PerformanceGraduate StudentsEducationOrganizational BehaviorSocial SciencesGender DisparityGender IdentityGender StudiesApplied MeasurementSame Occupational PrestigeOccupational PrestigeJob AnalysisTransactional SexSexual BehaviorSex Work StudiesSociologyGender DivideOccupational Science
This study asked the question, Does the prestige of an occupation vary with the sex of the worker? For example, do male and female vocational counselors have the same occupational prestige? An equisection scaling procedure was used to develop an instrument to measure occupational prestige. When this instrument was administered to a sample of graduate students in guidance, some significant results were found but none of them held up on cross‐validation. Neither was the differential allocation of prestige a function of the sex of the judge nor the form of the instrument
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