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Social
Mobility
According to Fairchild, “Social Mobility is a
movement from one condition to another.”
Bredemeyer and Stephensen say “Social mobility is moving of an individual or group
of people from one status to another.”
Horon and Hunt “Social mobility may be defined as the act of moving from one
social class to another.”
Types of
Social Mobility
1.
Territorial Mobility(residence from one place to
another)
2.
Vertical Mobility(Exchange mobility)
a)
Upward Mobility
b)
Downward Mobility
3.
Horizontal Mobility(From peon to Gardner)
4.
Inter-generational Mobility(takes place between
generations)
5.
Intra-generational Mobility(takes place in same
generation)
6.
Structural Mobility
Individual
and Group Mobility
Direction of
Social Mobility
Causes of
Social Mobility(From Taga)
1.
Dissatisfaction from Previous Condition
2.
Adoption of new Condition
3.
Industrial and Technological Development
4.
Education
5.
Urbanization
6.
Means of Communication and Transportation
If desirable
social statuses are actually available to all who make an effort to reach them,
there will probably be little agitation for absolute social inquilty.
Mobility
Determinants(From H.Hunt)
1.
Structural Factors
I.
Occupational Structure
II.
Differential Fertility
III.
Dual Economy
IV.
Mobility Aids and barriers
2.
Individual Factors
I.
Ability Differences
II.
Mobility Oriented behavior
a)
Education
b)
Work Habits
c)
Deferred-Gratification Pattern
d)
Mobility “Game Playing”
e)
The value –stretch Hypothesis
III.
The luck factor
What about
Povety?
Overcoming
Handicaps
Transfer
Payments
Mobility
or Equality
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