Socioeconomic status (SES) describes the class or wealth level of an individual or group. It is essentially where an individual is perceived socially in regards to wealth, education, occupation, and opportunities. Low SES groups have less access to resources and less ability to change their position than do people in higher SES groups. SES is a frequently used identifier and focus of study in psychological research.

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Question: Between 1840 and 1920 more than 37 million people immigrated to the United States. This increase in immigration provided educational psychologists the opportunity to use ________________ testing to screen immigrants at Ellis Island.


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