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PSM · Demography: social mobility
Sample itemIn medical sociology, movement of an individual or group from one social class to another is called:
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The answer and the reasoning
B. Social mobility
Social mobility can be upward or downward, vertical or horizontal. Stratification is the hierarchical arrangement of classes, and socialisation is the process of learning social norms.
Option by option
A. Socialisation
Socialisation is learning of norms.
B. Social mobility (correct)
Correct. Movement between classes is social mobility.
C. Social stratification
Stratification is the structure of layers.
D. Acculturation
Acculturation is cultural change from contact between cultures.
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