Describe Your Socioeconomic Status

Socioeconomic status is the economic and social position in which an individual or group/family is in. It essentially measures education, income, and occupation, or mix sorts. Intelligence, per the textbook, is “the ability to learn from one’s experiences, acquire knowledge, and use resources effectively in adapting to new situations or solving problems.” In terms of intelligence, I’d be focusing primarily on my education and work experience. Temperament is the distinguishing emotional and behavioral attributes of an individual. Easy, difficult, and slow to warm up are three basic types of temperaments. A child with a slow to warm up temperament has a bit of trouble adapting to new environments, situations, and people. You can say they are not difficult children but also not fairly easy. Throughout my short 19-year-old life, I have seen a consistent temperament style that resembles that of “slow to warm up.” For the most part, I am a quite individual who takes a while warming up to new people and certain situations. Based on this, but also my socioeconomic status and intelligence, I would
Stress not only affects your emotional health but physical health as well. Job-related stress has been shown to correlate with symptoms such as lethargy, depression, irritability, anxiety, and insomnia; making difficult for the person to deal with work. The person, based on factors such as chronological age and emotional development, might also be dealing with or without issues of identity, intimacy, or generativity. This can all cause an overload of sorts and leave the person feeling extremely worn out. If the person has an easy temperament, making adaptable to new situations and people, they would most likely excel in the