Influence of Sex and Social Class on Occupational Preference and Perception

Abstract

Middle‐class boys and lower‐class girls expressed a significantly greater preference for white collar and professional occupations than lower‐class boys or middle‐class girls. Differences in occupational perception were found between middle‐ and lower‐class boys. Occupations perceived by middle‐and lower‐class girls did not differ significantly in status.

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