STF: Yes, and the correlation is really high between perceived status and perceived competence.
Perception of competence, for example, is completely predicted by perceived status.
The current study examines two potential moderators of this relationship between program structure and perceived status.
In Japan, as in the United States, the price of an item is directly related to its perceived status.
Physicians suffering burnout often focus on compensation and perceived status as antidotes, although evidence suggests they play no role.
Rubio, whose poll ratings don't match his perceived status as one of the leading candidates, needs to make a good impression.
On the other, increasing competition encourages the active pursuit of prestige in ways that may discourage cooperation and entrench perceived status differences.
There are many reasons parents do not teach their children the Navajo language: U.S. monolingual policies, violence experienced in boarding schools, and perceived status.
Thus, by telling others that we are busy and working all the time, we are implicitly suggesting that we are sought after, which enhances our perceived status.
As a leader, you can influence others' perceived status by publicly recognizing the efforts of people in low-status, high-power roles.
This may seem like a very superficial comparison to violent situations in other countries, but perceived status can have important effects on the lives of few.
