Observers determine someone's socioeconomic status when meeting them for the first time by their
A) speech and gestures.
B) age.
C) gender.
D) parents' occupations.

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One's speech patterns and gestures can often convey information about their socioeconomic status, such as their level of education or upbringing. Age, gender, and parents' occupations may be indicators, but they are not always reliable or accurate.

Observers Determine Someone's Socioeconomic Status When Meeting Them for the First