SES & Interpersonal Risk

Tom Geraghty · Power, Politics, Diversity & Equity, Individual & Wellbeing

Earlier version of the childhood SES research: examines how socioeconomic background affects interpersonal and career-based risk-taking. Uses KPMG data on promotion rates to show that risk aversion in less secure backgrounds translates directly into missed career opportunities.

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Connected concepts (5)

Calculus of Voice
An Uncertainty Management Perspective on Long-Run Impacts of Adversity: The Influence of Childhood Socioeconomic Status on Risk, Time, and Social Preferences (paper)
Childhood SES & PS
Understanding Social Inequalities in Health (paper)
Barriers to PS