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Upward or downward social mobility in a stratification system within the course of an individual’s career is called
zero-sum mobility
horizontal mobility
inter-generational mobility
intra-generational mobility
- Option 1: Zero-sum mobility
- This refers to a situation where upward movement by some people only happens if others move down. The total "amount" of status is fixed.
- Option 2: Horizontal mobility
- This means changing jobs or roles that have similar social standing, so there is no movement up or down in the social hierarchy.
- Option 3: Inter-generational mobility
- This is when children experience a different social standing than their parents, i.e., social movement across generations.
- Option 4: Intra-generational mobility
- This is about upward or downward movement in a stratification system within the span of a single person's career; social status changes within one's own lifetime.
Correct Answer: Option 4: Intra-generational mobility
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