Which are the dimensions of stratification ?
Correct answer: A. Class status and power
- A. Class status and power
- B. Family background attractiveness wealth
- C. Talent service goodness
- D. Caste estate feudalism
Explanation
The main Weberian dimensions of stratification are class, status and power. Family background, wealth and attractiveness may influence position, but they are not the standard three dimensions.
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