Techniques used to rank individuals according to social class are
a. reputational.
c. objective.
b. subjective.
d. all of the above
a division that is based on individual characteristics, abilities, and behaviors does not lead to social inequality. select the best answer from the choices provided
a. true
b. false

1. The answer is "d. all of the above".

Techniques used to rank individuals according to social class are "reputational, objective, subjective."

The reputational method is appropriate just in little networks, and the outcomes can't be summed up to different networks. The subjective method is tricky in light of the fact that individuals don't for the most part put themselves in the upper or lower classes. The objective method has the restriction of delivering distinctive rankings relying upon which explicit social and monetary components are utilized.

2. The answer is "b. False".

Social inequality happens when assets in a given society are appropriated unevenly, regularly through standards of distribution, that cause explicit examples along lines of socially characterized classifications of people. It is the separation inclination of access of social merchandise in the general public realized by power, religion, family relationship, glory, race, ethnicity, sex, age, sexual introduction, and class. The social rights incorporate work showcase, the wellspring of pay, human services, and the right to speak freely, training, political portrayal, and participation.