Correlational subject: Social prestige of occupation
Classification path:
OCCUPATION
Characteristics of current occupation
Occupational level
Social prestige of occupation
Related subjects
List of Findings on this Subject
Correlate as named by investigatorPeople investigatedFinding
Occupational prestige
18+ aged, married or widowed, USA,1972-73
Occupational prestige
Adults, general public, City of Toledo, Ohio, USA, 1973
Social stratum
15-64 aged, general public, Finland, 1966
Perceived occupational prestige
Adults, general public, students and peasants excluded, Poland, 1960
Occupational level.
21-65 aged general public, City of Utrecht,The Netherlands, 1967
Occupational prestige
18+ aged, general public, USA, 1974-1982
Occupational prestige
30-55 aged, general public, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1965
Jobprestige
16+ aged, general public, West-Germany, 1976
Occupational prestige of males
18-59 aged whites, non-institutionalized,
USA, 1972-75
Occupational presti-ge
Adults, general public, Western New York State, USA, 1975
Occupational prestige
15-64 aged, general public, Norway, 1971
Occupational prestige
18-79 aged, general public, Norway, 1982
Occupational prestige
50+ aged, whites, Durham, North Carolina, USA, 197?
Socio-economic index
65+ aged, retired whites, Edmonton, Canada, 1976
Professional status
16+ aged, general public, Austria, 1984
Occupational prestige
18+ aged, general public, USA, 1972-1982
Occupational prestige
21-60 aged, urban areas, USA, 1963 - 64
Social Class
42 aged, Great Britain, 2000
Occupational status
20+ aged urban population, Wuhan city, China, 2001
Occupational status (ISEI)
25-80 aged, general public, Europe, Multiple nations, 2002 - 2012