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horizontal mobility

horizontal mobility Horizontal mobility is movement that does not involve a change in social class level.

Horizontal mobility is movement that does not involve a change in social class level. In this packet, it refers to people born into affluence who stay within that same class position rather than moving up from a lower class background.

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Drafting source: Huang Bingni; He Jinwen; Wu Xiaomin; Luo Jiaxian; Zhang Yanshan; Luo Pinchao. The influence of class mobility on pain empathy among the wealthy in collectivist cultures: evidence from ERPs. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2025.1675144; article XML SHA-256 0da8a95047d8b38b7f305b8bfb94cd287d60f1c7b61dff3325a2ca88a9c705fe. “The influence of class mobility on pain empathy among the wealthy in collectivist cultures: evidence from ERPs” (10.3389/fnhum.2025.1675144).
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