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According to Max Weber, a Status group is one which is based on:
Honour and Prestige
Honour and Power
Power and Prestige
Honour, Power and Prestige
- Option 1: Honour and Prestige
- Max Weber emphasized that status groups are characterized primarily by social honor and prestige.
- People within these groups share a specific lifestyle and are recognized by society for their perceived value or status.
- Correct Answer
- Option 2: Honour and Power
- While honor is a key component, power relates more to class or political positions in Weber's theory.
- Status groups themselves aren't primarily about power.
- Option 3: Power and Prestige
- Power is more associated with social classes and authority.
- Prestige is a component, but not combined strictly with power for status groups.
- Option 4: Honour, Power and Prestige
- Combines aspects of class, status, and authority, but status groups focus on honor and prestige, not power.
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