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K NIEKTORÝM OTÁZKAM SPOLOČENSKEJ TRIEDY A SOCIÁLNEHO STATUSU V SLOVENSKEJ SPOLOČNOSTI

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Sopóci J.
Sociológia (Sociology)
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2014
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vol. 46
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issue 2
146 – 166
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Starting point in this article is Max Weber´s distinction between class and status as related but different forms of social stratification. John H. Goldthorpe argued that this distinction is not only conceptually cogent, but empirically important as well: class and status do have distinct explanatory power when it comes to studying varying areas of social life − economic security and prospects are stratified more by class than by status, while the opposite is true for outcomes in the domains of cultural consumption and political attitudes. Our research ascertained that distinction between class and status is empirically important in Slovak stratification as well, but there is not empirical evidence for assertion that varying areas of social life are stratified more by class or by status.
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Kultúrno-behaviorálna podmienenosť nerovností v oblasti zdravia na Slovensku

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Sopóci J., Hrabovská A.
Sociologický časopis. Czech Sociological Review
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2015
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vol. 51
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issue 4
667-696
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The article examines the effects of selected factors of health inequalities in Slovakia and tests the theoretical and methodological assumptions of the cultural and behavioural health model of Slovak society based on the results of the ‘ISSP Slovakia 2012’. Using decision tree analysis with a CRT algorithm the authors confirm the effect of socio-economic status as the dominant factor of health inequality. They also confirmed the different impacts of various types of protective and risk behaviour (regular medical examinations, eating fruit and vegetables, physical activity, smoking, drinking, and alcohol) and of other, indirect but important determinants of health.
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