Childhood SES & PS
Reports original survey research testing whether childhood socioeconomic status shapes interpersonal and career-based risk-taking at work. Finds evidence for a relationship — those from more precarious backgrounds show greater risk aversion — with implications for equity in voice.
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Neighbours (12)
- Calculus of Voice
- Employment Grade and Coronary Heart Disease in British Civil Servants
- An Uncertainty Management Perspective on Long-Run Impacts of Adversity: The Influence of Childhood Socioeconomic Status on Risk, Time, and Social Preferences
- Sociological Safety
- Understanding Social Inequalities in Health
- Barriers to PS
- Job Security & PS
- Prospect Theory
- SES & Interpersonal Risk
- Imposter Syndrome
- PS for Students
- The Psychological Anchor