1990
DOI: 10.1080/00380237.1992.10570568
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On the Meaning of Occupational Status: Implications for Stratification Theory and Research

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“…Occupation, as a concept, can be explained as the whole of activities in which individuals constantly strive to maintain their lives and meet their needs in this way (Brasic-Royeen, 2002;Wu & Lin, 1999). Occupation not only allows individuals to earn income and thus purchase other needs; it is also effective as a determinant of social status (Faunce, 1990). One of the basic elements necessary for any profession to be maintained effectively and efficiently is commitment (Brown, 1997;Carter-Andrews, Richmond & Floden, 2018).…”
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“…Occupation, as a concept, can be explained as the whole of activities in which individuals constantly strive to maintain their lives and meet their needs in this way (Brasic-Royeen, 2002;Wu & Lin, 1999). Occupation not only allows individuals to earn income and thus purchase other needs; it is also effective as a determinant of social status (Faunce, 1990). One of the basic elements necessary for any profession to be maintained effectively and efficiently is commitment (Brown, 1997;Carter-Andrews, Richmond & Floden, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Essa posição se fundamenta em dois argumentos inter-relacionados. O primeiro é que as sociedades contemporâneas são altamente complexas e segmentadas, de tal modo que as pessoas possuem filiações sociais múltiplas que não necessariamente coincidem (Blau e Schwartz, 1984;DiMaggio e Mohr, 1985;Faunce, 1990). Complexidade e segmentação contribuem para a emergência de culturas de status múltiplas e locais as quais as pessoas aprendem seletivamente a mostrar nos contextos sociais apropriados (DiMaggio, 1987;Erickson, 1996).…”
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