Parents who endured difficult childhoods provided less financial support -on average $2,200 less– to their children’s education such as college tuition compared to parents who experienced few or no disadvantages
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When children in a disadvantaged position believe their status is unchangeable, they may adopt beliefs that justify the existing hierarchy to make sense of their reality. By endorsing the idea that hierarchy is good or necessary, they can psychologically cope with their lower position. 🌱📉✨
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Social dominance orientation emerges in early childhood independent of parental socialization, new study suggests
Psychologists have found that social dominance orientation emerges in early childhood. High levels of this trait are linked to dismissing claims of unfairness, suggesting that hierarchy preferences shape how children perceive inequality long before adolescence.
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