Differences in Occupational Status Lead to Inequalities in Health and Illness

Differences in occupational status lead to inequalities in health and illness because:

A) those who work in offices are at less risk of exposure to hazardous materials than those who work outdoors
B) white-collar workers have more stressful jobs than do blue-collar workers
C) in all societies, white-collar workers have better access to health care than do blue-collar workers
D) blue-collar workers have higher rates of absenteeism and thus are less likely to become ill
E) white-collar workers work longer hours, which results in poor health outcomes because they have little time to seek medical care