Define socioeconomic status as it is explained in this week’s lesson. • Explain what socioeconomic status means to you. • Compare and contrast the socioeconomic status of your family when you were a child with your socioeconomic status at this time.
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Socioeconomic status (SES) typically refers to a combination of educational attainment, income levels, and occupation type that collectively indicate an individual's or family's position within the broader society in terms of economic and social resources. It is Show more…
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