Hypersonic
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Has anyone here contemplated on social behavior and how people treat spe ific persons pubically based on their occupation? For example I notice at my hospital nurses often treat firemen and police officers different than our security personnel and cleaning crew. It seems that jobs that are less dangerous or jobs that are authoritarian are seen differently in society and that perception follows through with how personnel is treated accordingly. In the sense depending on occupation there seems to be a prioritized behavioral ladder people have towards certain members of a specific job. Even on a romantic level some women may prefer a cop as opposed to someone who works at a starbucks due to the perception that a wage job and the lack of danger is less appealing as opposed to a cop.
Does anyone have any theory as to why we have this behavioral phenomena on how we treat members of a specific occupation differently?
Does anyone have any theory as to why we have this behavioral phenomena on how we treat members of a specific occupation differently?