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In Weber’s view, those who share a similar class situation also share
same power
similar life chances
similar status
same power and status
In Weber’s view, individuals sharing a similar class situation:
- Option 1: Same power
- Those within the same class might not have the same power.
- Power can vary within similar class groups due to other factors like social networks.
- Option 2: Similar life chances
- Class situation provides resources and opportunities.
- They have comparable access to achieving goals and meeting needs.
- Option 3: Similar status
- Status relates to social honor or prestige.
- People in a similar class might not always have similar status.
- Option 4: Same power and status
- Unlikely for all individuals within the same class; these vary due to societal roles and recognition.
Option 2: Similar life chances is indeed correct as it highlights the core of Weber’s theory. .
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