Social and Cultural

Definition: Every society has a certain size to appreciate certain things that exist in that society. Society would appreciate something higher or lower depending on how people judge things. If people appreciate more material wealth than others, people who have a wealth of many will occupy the position or the topmost layer.

These symptoms led to the emergence of the coating in society, namely the distinction the position of a person or group in comparison with other people or groups vertically. Thus, social coating occurs because there is something that is valued in society.

Position or one's position in society, hereinafter referred to social status. Specific social status is usually associated with education level, while the economic status is usually associated with the level of wealth, income, land ownership, and ownership of other property.

Basic Coatings Society
There are a few things on which to base public coating. This basis can be cumulative. That is, someone might have some basis which led to him getting a high position in society. The basis or criteria are often used to classify members of society, is as follows.

1. Measures of wealth. People who are economically have a lot of wealth will occupy a high position.

2. Size of power. People who have high positions of power or will certainly occupy a high layer, too.

3. Size of honor. The most respected people usually do not look at wealth or power or commonly referred to as the "elderly" or elder will occupy the top layer.

4. The size of science. People with high science will occupy a position or a high layer, too.

In fact, often people with wealth in abundance would be easier to have measures of other social classes. People with wealth will easily get the power and honor. People with wealth will be easy to go back to school themselves or their children may acquire knowledge so that high anyway.

Furthermore according to the present reality, to get a particular job or position, a person must qualify in addition to education, he must also reached into the pocket deeper. For example, the power of board members to get a person must be prepared to spend substantial funds. That is, he is the person who economically have big capital or the rich.

He needs to raise for the campaign, mass mobilization, and so on. This sometimes create new problems. Later, when the person has managed to occupy a certain position, he will think more about how to return the funds already spent and of course how profits.

If social control is weak, it is the abuse of authority emerged giving rise to corruption. Seeing this fact, it turns a person's socioeconomic status in the community still occupies a very high position. This also illustrates that such a society is a society that tends to view materialistic.

In a society of high religiosity, of which are considered high status are those who have a high spirituality. How about you?