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Author(s): Lee Ellis; Anthony W. Hoskin; Malini Ratnasingam
ISBN(s): 9780128053713, 0128053712
Edition: 1st Edition
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Year: 2018
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0128053712
ISBN 13: 9780128053713
Author: Lee Ellis, Anthony W Hoskin, Malini Ratnasingam

The Handbook of Social Status Correlates summarizes findings from nearly 4000 studies on traits associated with variations in socioeconomic status. Much of the information is presented in roughly 300 tables, each one providing a visual snapshot of what research has indicated regarding how a specific human trait appears to be correlated with socioeconomic status. The social status measures utilized and the countries in which each study was conducted are also identified.

QUESTIONS ADDRESSED INCLUDE THE FOLOWING:

  • Are personality traits such as extraversion, competitiveness, and risk-taking associated with social status?
  • How universal are sex differences in income and other forms of social status?
  • What is the association between health and social status?
  • How much does the answer vary according to specific diseases?
  • How well established are the relationships between intelligence and social status?
  • Is religiosity associated with social status, or does the answer depend on which religion is being considered?
  • Are physiological factors correlated with social status, even factors involving the brain?
  • Finally, are there as yet any “universal correlates of social status”?

Handbook of Social Status Correlates 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1. Conceptualizing and Measuring Social Status
1.1. Forms of Social Stratification
1.2. Basic Terminology: Social Status Versus Social Class
1.3. The Tripartite Social Status Measures
1.4. Nontripartite Socioeconomic Status Measures
1.5. Overall Assessment of Social Status Measurement
1.6. Intercorrelations Between Indicators of Social Status
1.7. Relationships Between One’s Own Social Status and That of One’s Parents
1.8. Conclusions

Chapter 2. Demographic Factors
2.1. Sex Differences
2.2. Sex Ratios
2.3. Age-Related Variations
2.4. Race/Ethnicity
2.5. Religious Affiliation
2.6. Other Demographic Factors
2.7. Highlights

Chapter 3. Familial Factors
3.1. Family Formation, Structure, and Dissolution
3.2. Trait Comparisons Among Couples
3.3. Fertility
3.4. Other Reproductive Aspects of the Family
3.5. Intrafamily Structures, Relationships, and Parenting Practices
3.6. Intrafamily Discord
3.7. Highlights

Chapter 4. Personality and Behavioral Factors
4.1. Highest Order Personality Dimensions
4.2. Lower-Order Personality Characteristics
4.3. Health-Related Behavior
4.4. Sexuality
4.5. Nonsexual Behaviors of a Reproductive Nature
4.6. Alcohol Consumption
4.7. Tobacco Consumption
4.8. Criminality and Delinquency
4.9. Economic Behavior
4.10. Prosocial Behavior
4.11. Recreational Behavior
4.12. Working Outside the Home
4.13. Miscellaneous Behavior Traits
4.14. Highlights

Chapter 5. Attitudes, Preferences, and Beliefs
5.1. Broad-Ranging Attitudes
5.2. Self-Reflective Attitudes
5.3. Education-Related Attitudes
5.4. Political Attitudes and Activities
5.5. Religiosity
5.6. Religious Beliefs
5.7. Miscellaneous Attitudes
5.8. Highlights

Chapter 6. Intellectual and Academic Factors
6.1. Intelligence/Cognitive Ability
6.2. Crystallized Versus Fluid Intelligence and Cognitive Decline With Age
6.3. Intellectual Skills
6.4. Academic Performance
6.5. Educational Levels, Degrees Received, Areas of Academic Training, and Prestige of Colleges Attended
6.6. Field of Academic Specialization
6.7. Peripheral Academic Activities
6.8. Highlights

Chapter 7. Mental Health/Illness and Symptomology
7.1. Mental Health/Illness in General
7.2. Addictive Disorders
7.3. Antisocial Behavior Disorders
7.4. Mood and Delusional Illnesses/Disorders
7.5. Disorders Involving Attention and Socio-Language Deficits
7.6. Eating Disorders
7.7. Fear- and Anxiety-Related Disorders
7.8. Repetitive Behavior Disorders
7.9. Suicidal Behavior
7.10. Healthy Sleeping Habits
7.11. Highlights

Chapter 8. Physical Health Factors
8.1. Longevity/Mortality (Disregarding Etiology)
8.2. General Health Indicators
8.3. Accessing Medical Services
8.4. Specific Ill-Health Conditions (Except Cancers and Cardiovascular Diseases)
8.5. Cancers
8.6. Cardiovascular Disease
8.7. Miscellaneous Health-Relevant Variables
8.8. Highlights

Chapter 9. Biological Factors
9.1. Genetic Factors
9.2. Anatomical and Developmental Factors
9.3. Neurological Factors
9.4. Hormones
9.5. Other Physiological Traits and Processes
9.6. Highlights

Chapter 10. Epilogue: Identifying Universal Social Status Correlates
10.1. Methods for Assessing Likely Universal Correlates of Social Status
10.2. Demographic Variables
10.3. Familial Variables
10.4. Personality and Behavioral Variables
10.5. Attitudinal and Belief Variables
10.6. Intellectual and Academic Variables
10.7. Mental Health/Illness Variables
10.8. Physical Health/Illness Variables
10.9. Biological Variables
10.10. Likely Universal Correlates of Status
10.11. Closing Comments on Using Likely Universal Correlates of Status in Theory Development

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