Occupational prestige ratings
A)are subjective evaluations of the value of jobs.
B)are determined by sociologists who measure income and education requirements for the jobs.
C)are not related to overall socioeconomic status.
D)are based on economic potential.

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Occupational prestige ratings are subjective evaluations of the value of jobs, based on factors such as social status, educational requirements, and income. These ratings are not determined solely by objective measures such as income or education requirements, but also take into account societal perceptions of different jobs and their perceived value.

Occupational Prestige Ratings