But the culture of a group could also stem from the place of a group on a social scale, measured sometimes in terms of class, occupation, or gender.
Occupational class was assessed based on the proportion of adults employed in working class occupations [ 20, 39].
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It transcends and eclipses affluence, class, occupation and talent.
The sisterhood had grown to 42 members by 1913; that year 11 men were accepted as new congregants, including "a dentist, an optician, a druggist, a lawyer, a butler and two store owners and a roofer"—in general, middle class occupations.
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Research by Boaler [ 35] on English school leavers has suggested that children assigned to high academic tracks were more likely to secure more middle class occupations in later life than those assigned to lower tracks who were more likely to obtain working class jobs.
Christians in the district, and elsewhere in Pakistan, usually have lower class occupations such as being cleaners and sweepers.
However, it was the process of overcoming the methodological challenges, which led to the conclusion that in this example percent low social class occupations was the most appropriate measure to use when extending cross-sectional analysis of standing balance and chair rise to life course investigation.
"They are now emerging in a middle-class occupation where you wouldn't have expected it, you're finding financial pressures come to the fore," says Mr Stanley.
