Overview of status generalization.

By M. Webster, Martha Foschi. 1988

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1. Jan E. Stets
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4. Melanie L. Sartore
5. F. Bothma
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7. Kevin A. McLemore
8. Stephanie J. Creary

Citations in the corpus

• Status in Markets (2001, unknown): “See Webster and Foschi (1988) for a survey.”
• Constraints into Preferences: Gender, Status, and Emerging Career Aspirations (2004, background): “Experiments confirm that a wide variety of status characteristics systematically organize influence, participation, and the appearance of competence in this manner (see Webster and Foschi 1988).”
• A sociological approach to self and identity (2003, methodology): “We compare predictions derived from expectation states theory (Ridgeway & Walker, 1995; Webster & Foschi, 1988) with those of identity theory.”