Sarah comes from a lower-middle-class family. Her parents were teachers and relied on both their incomes to run their household.
Sarah got into medical school on a scholarship and is now a doctor in a well-reputed hospital. Sarah's movement to the upper-middle class is an example of _____.
When a change of socio-economic status takes place in between generations it is known as Intergenerational mobility.
Here, Sarah is from a lower-middle-class family i.e., her parents belongs to the lower-middle-class. Sarah became a doctor with the help of a scholarship. She was earning more than what her parents were earning. So, she moved up to the upper-middle class. This happened between her and her parents generation.
Hence, Sarah's movement is best described as Intergenerational mobility.
The behavior which is Janell most likely displaying to make her teacher think that she is not actively listening to the speaker:
looking down the entire time
Explanation:
The option "looking down the entire time" is correct as if somebody is talking or doing a discussion and other person is not looking towards that person. Similarly, if the other person is looking down the entire time, then it shows the person is not interested in the discussion and don't want to pay his or her attention.
The other options like forming an opinion and response, taking notes about others' ideas and waiting for her turn to speak show that the person is interested.
