1. We use the termA. Social classB. Referent groupC. MoneyD. Homogamymore generally to describe the overall rank of people in a society2. Rose and Fred have been married since 2012. From the beginning, they agreed that Rose will beresponsible of the house budget and the products that must be bought. In this family, Rose playof a :3.A. Family identityB. Family financial officerC. Financial advisorD. Family expense officerconsumers, who earn at least 15 % less than the median, must often allocatetheir income to maintaining the impression that they occupy a certain status.A. High classB. Middle classC. UnderprivilegedD. Overprivileged

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