Women's Status in Society

Social structure and social class (correct)

Religious beliefs and cultural practices

Geographical location and economic status

Educational background and employment choices

Equally across all social classes

Irrelevant to social change process

Dependent on their religious community

Differently based on efforts to ameliorate social situations (correct)

'Objectively' high status is solely determined by economic factors

'Objectively' high status may not coincide with 'subjectively' high status experience (correct)

'Objectively' high status implies high status in all spheres

'Objectively' high status always coincides with 'subjectively' high status experience

<p>It varies across caste, class, religion, region, and community</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>It is not static and manifests itself in the social change process</p> Signup and view all the answers