Groups of people that differ from one another in the prestige or social honor they enjoy and in their style of life are called:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Status groups are groups of people that differ from one another in the prestige or social honor they enjoy and in their style of life. Social classes refer to groups of people who share a similar economic situation, while parties refer to groups organized to acquire and exert political power. White-collar employees and professionals and social celebrities are not the appropriate terms for describing groups of people who differ in social prestige and style of life.

Groups of People That Differ from One Another in the Prestige