Unlike Davis and Moore, Melvin Tumin believed that, because of social stratification, some qualified people were _______ higher-level job positions.

denied the opportunity to obtain
encouraged to train for
often fired from
forced into

Respuesta :

Answer:

denied the opportunity to obtain

Explanation:

Tumin questions the job's degree of importance. He believed on social stratification and how it stopped qualified people from attempting to fill determined roles. An example of this is how underprivileged youth has no chance of becoming a scientist because of the lack of opportunities available for them. So it won't matter how intelligent they are if they don't have access to resources there's very little chance to succeed. It's the same with the job opportunities, higher-level-job positions require certain access to resources as well.