Question

Occupational prestige means that jobs are:

all equal in status
not equally valued
assigned to a person for life
not part of a person’s self-identity

Answer 1

Answer:

  Not equal in status.

Explanation:

  Occupational prestige is a way for sociologists to describe the social position people have related to the worthiness of their jobs. The word prestige focused on the value the society gives to a certain occupation, this prestige is independent of the values the person itself holds.

  For example, a medic is more respected than an industrial worker no matter the individual's characteristics of each worker.

  I hope this answer helps you.