People living in societies with class systems,compared with those living in societies with caste systems,tend to think of others in terms of social categories instead of as individuals.

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In societies with caste systems, people are more likely to think of others in terms of social categories because one's social position is fixed at birth. In contrast, class systems, which are more fluid, allow for individual mobility and thus may encourage thinking of others more as individuals than as strictly defined by their social category.

People Living in Societies with Class Systems,compared with Those Living