The Relationship of Sex to Occupational Prestige in an African Country.
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- article
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- 1969-03-01
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Keywords
Prestige, Respondent, Occupational prestige, Affect (linguistics), Grading (engineering)
References
- The Social Status of Occupations: A Problem in Vocational Guidance
- Reinspecting a Structural Position on Occupational Prestige
- The Relationship of Sex to Occupational Prestige
- Social Grading of Occupations in India
- The Prestige Evaluation of Occupations in an Under Developed Country: The Philippines
- Stability and Change in the Social Status of Occupations Over 21 and 42 Year Periods
- Occupational Prestige and Social Status among Urban Africans in Northern Rhodesia
- Social Position and the Grading of Occupations
- Similarities and Differences in Occupational Prestige Ratings: A Comparative Study of Two Cultural Groups in Zambia
- Occupational Prestige and Its Factors: A Study of Zambian Railway Workers
- Dissensus, Situs and Egocentrism in Occupational Ranking
- The Status of Jobs and Occupations as Evaluated by an Urban Negro Sample
- Social status of occupations
- Occupational Prestige and the Social System: A Problem in Comparative Sociology
- Education and Social Change in Ghana.
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