Other variables such as the quality of the neighbourhood and dollar-value of the residence:
A) are frequently used as sole measures of social class.
B) are used primarily to verify one of the primary single-variable measures.
C) have no value in the determination of social class.
D) are gaining increasing acceptance as valid single-variable measures.

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Other variables such as the quality of the neighbourhood and dollar-value of the residence are not typically used as sole measures of social class but rather as additional indicators or supplements to one of the primary single-variable measures such as income or education level. They can help to verify the accuracy of the primary measure but are not considered valid as standalone measures of social class.

Other Variables Such as the Quality of the Neighbourhood and Dollar-Value