Could be some day a classless society? The complex relationship between general cognitive ability and socioeconomic level
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Keywords

socio-economic level
general cognitive capability
social stratification

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Could be some day a classless society? The complex relationship between general cognitive ability and socioeconomic level. (2012). Universitas Psychologica, 11(2), 663-667. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.upsy11-2.hdsc
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Abstract

Relationships between socio-economic level (SEL) and general cognitive ability have been complex and multifaceted. Research findings are presented in the context of societies that are in the transition period from a traditional model to a contemporary globalized model. Problems associated with social climbing, the search for opportunities and the philosophy of equality are analized from the psychological perspective. Cases are presented from developing world societies. The role of education, social stratification, and the development of specific aptituds, are analized in detail.

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