In regards to Big Bird, it is not in my bloggy-scope to articulate the importance of access to public educational television for all children, especially children of lower socio-economically statuses.
In Bulgaria ten schools are recruited (nine public and one private) from nine socio-economically mixed areas and one with higher socio-economic status.
Increased socio-economic status place the women population in a better position economically and knowledge-wise thus increasing the likelihood of them seeking for cervical screening.
Schools with postcodes ranked socio-economically in the top 50%% of New South Wales [ 46] were categorized as schools of 'higher socio-economic status' while those in the lower 50%% were categorized as schools of 'lower socio-economic status'.
Economically disadvantaged individuals are less likely to engage with exercise/physical activity interventions [ 32] therefore, funding status of the home was included as a crude proxy indicator of socio-economic status (SES) of residents within the home.
But theater owners argued that, at a time their industry was suffering economically, landmark status would further hamper their ability to stage shows.
SE is naturally a reaction to the embedded social malfunction and tries to transform it to a better and socially, environmentally, politically, or economically beneficial status.
Business interests fought to retain the morally and economically corrupt status quo.
How do unemployed workers come to terms with their split status, economically marginalized but still rhetorically central to the way China claims to understand itself?
Until just a few years ago, Brazil was booming economically and its status was rising on the global stage.
For employment status economically active respondents were divided into three groups: non-manual employees, manual workers, and self-employed.
