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Socioeconomic status (SES) is generally defined as being a combination of a person’s or family’s income, education, and occupational/societal status. Those three things often go together, but not always. For example, some people have graduate degrees but are unemployed, while other people—think pro athletes—may have little education, yet get a lot of money and prestige. Still, there’s usually a fairly strong
Socioeconomic status (SES) is generally defined as being a combination of a person’s or family’s income, education, and occupational/societal status. Those three things often…