Status Inconsistency And Mental Health
Status Inconsistency And Mental Health
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The 25 point differential utili- zed here represents a compromise between the two. Addi- tionally, it represents one-fourth of the possible range of variation in the scores, and thus is substantial enough that intuitively it would seem to represent a noticeable difference, without being so drastic as to select only very unusual cases. As Kasl and Cobb (1971:3) have pointed out, the exact cutting point, "which determines the relative proportions of congruent or incongruent subjects, has to be ne...cessarily rather arbitrary." 77 range between the highest for education, occupation 25, while the range betwe lowest scores was 25 or 1 range between the highest This indicates that two o consistent, but one score by being at least 25 poin lowest score and having a the high and middle score and middle score.
1. Code 2 was assigned i the inconsistent scor 2. Code 4 was assigned i was the inconsistent 3. Code 6 was assigned i was the inconsistent and lowest scores and income exceeded en the middle and ess, but less than the and middle scores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The 25 point differential utili- zed here represents a compromise between the two. Addi- tionally, it represents one-fourth of the possible range of variation in the scores, and thus is substantial enough that intuitively it would seem to represent a noticeable difference, without being so drastic as to select only very unusual cases. As Kasl and Cobb (1971:3) have pointed out, the exact cutting point, "which determines the relative proportions of congruent or incongruent subjects, has to be ne...cessarily rather arbitrary." 77 range between the highest for education, occupation 25, while the range betwe lowest scores was 25 or 1 range between the highest This indicates that two o consistent, but one score by being at least 25 poin lowest score and having a the high and middle score and middle score.
1. Code 2 was assigned i the inconsistent scor 2. Code 4 was assigned i was the inconsistent 3. Code 6 was assigned i was the inconsistent and lowest scores and income exceeded en the middle and ess, but less than the and middle scores.
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