INSIGHTS INTO THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL STATUS AND ITS FORMATION
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Social status, a multifaceted construct that encompasses economic, cultural, and symbolic dimensions, plays a crucial role in shaping individual identities and social interactions. The term "social status" describes a person's position in a group or community. By analyzing a group based on the social status of its members, the intra-group dynamics can be better understood.
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