Question

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which of the following are the three primarily factors that determine a family’s socioeconomic status?
□ occupation of the parents
□ household income
□ architecture of the house
□ education level of adults in the household

Explanation:

Socioeconomic status (SES) is primarily measured by core indicators that reflect a family's access to resources and social position. Parental occupation indicates social standing and income potential, household income directly measures financial resources, and adult household education level correlates with earning potential and social capital. Home architecture is not a standard measure of SES.

Answer:

• occupation of the parents
• household income
• education level of adults in the household