Facing social class: how societal rank influences interaction

Contributors, p. vii
    ch. 1 : Introduction: A Wide-Angle Lens on the Psychology of Social Class, Susan T. Fiske, p. 1
    pt. I : PERVASIVE IDEAS AND SOCIAL CLASS, p. 13
    ch. 2 : Sociological Perspectives on the Face-to-Face Enactment of Class Distinction, Paul DiMaggio, p. 15
    ch. 3 : The Class Culture Gap, Joan C. Williams, p. 39
    pt. II : INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIAL CLASS, p. 59
    ch. 4 : Class, Cultural Capital, and Institutions: The Case of Families and Schools, Jessica McCrory Calarco, p. 61
    ch. 5 : It\'s Your Choice: How the Middle-Class Model of Independence Disadvantages Working-Class Americans, Hazel Rose Markus, p. 87
    pt. III : INTERACTIONS AND SOCIAL CLASS, p. 107
    ch. 6 : Deja Vu: The Continuing Misrecognition of Low-Income Children\'s Verbal Abilities, Douglas E. Sperry, p. 109
    ch. 7 : Class Rules, Status Dynamics, and \"Gateway\" Interactions, Susan R. Fisk, p. 131
    ch. 8 : The Intersection of Resources and Rank: Signaling Social Class in Face-to-Face Encounters, Paul K. Piff, p. 152
    pt. IV : INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIAL CLASS, p. 173
    ch. 9 : Behavioral Decision Research, Social Class, and Implications for Public Policy, Crystal C. Hall, p. 175
    ch. 10 : When Hard and Soft Clash: Class-Based Individualisms in Manhattan and Queens, Adrie Kusserow, p. 195
    ch. 11 : Putting Race in Context: Socioeconomic Status Predicts Racial Fluidity, Julie A. Garcia, p. 216
    ch. 12 : The Secret Handshake: Trust in Cross-Class Encounters, Courtney Bearns, p. 234
    Index, p. 253