how does socioeconomic status impacts individual behavior?

Answer 1

in some cases it doesn't, but to fully explain the socioeconomic impact on psychological, intellectual, and/or sexual development would take forever. if i were still in college, i'd write you a paper. but ... i've graduated.

Answer 2

The supposed amenities in life to a person of a certain social and economic makeup, might be the necessities of one in another social/ economic tier. The way people are taught to respond to different situations are inherently rooted through their own family's underpinnings. To learn to treat others as equal regardless of where you start and end up in life should be the ultimate goal of understanding humanity in general, particular the nuances of everyday in which we should hold the most sacred. When you realize that money is a representation of the work you put in to obtain it, you understand why capitalist thought is so celebrated.

Answer 3

no man is an island, some actions, attitudes, etc affect the way we are perceived. some positive some negative. this is varies by region. those with weaker feelings of self-worth tend to follow norms or fads that come and go. It seems to me that "status" is an outward stimulus that affects us if we want. I have met and made friends all along the status bar and the ones that bother me are those who are slaves to status.

Answer 4

it depends on the status...if you're really rich you might be snobby to poorer people...you may never work a day in your life...you may be a republican....you may discriminate against people different from you....you might be cocky and waste money and food because money doesn't matter to you

if you have an average income you'd value money more....you'd have a stronger sense of realism...and you'd be nicer to people with the same amount of money than you or less.....and you'd be a lot harder worker

if you were poor you'd be the most appreciative and work the hardest..it's sad but you might also be the most stepped on and the most likely to give to charity.....you'd work the hardest and try the hardest to succeed....and sometimes can jump up to rich

Answer 5

what about societal perspectives of self-discipline and recognize-how on an instinctual and intuitive element of metabolism and urge for nutrition and actual workout to make amends for sedentary inclinations interior society often. to boot as self-worth and the ability to locate minimum actual ability and stamina criteria, extraordinarily between ones friends--as seen via people often. interior the relations, or college or media. the final evolution of the classic man or woman in the route of health and nutrition plan and motivation. the international as an entire appears both extraordinarily purpose orientated in earning revenue yet not in figuring out a undemanding high quality of existence for all people that mixes a non secular/emotional perfect to boot as figuring out prevalent health criteria.

Answer 6

Seriously, take a sociology or psychology class, we spent a whole semester in sociology on this one question, It will be hard to get a complete, and accurate answer here.
.. or is it that you are already taking one, but have slept through it and now you are scrambling for the answers for your paper

Answer 7

Perception and expectations. Self imposed and from outside. Mere sterotype but many people will believe it.

Answer 8

it can bring out the worst or best in people depending on the person and the situation.

Answer 9

negatively - too many syllables