A survey of 2,000 Britons found that more than a third believe they have changed social class, with upper-middle and upper-class respondents most likely to identify as belonging to multiple classes simultaneously. Working-class people were least likely to report class mobility, with 70% saying they remained in the same social category they were born into, while nearly half of all respondents said they had felt judged for their class.
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A survey of 2,000 Britons found that more than a third believe they have changed social class, with upper-middle and upper-class respondents most likely to identify as belonging to multiple classes simultaneously. Working-class people were least likely to report class mobility, with 70% saying they remained in the same social category they were born into, while nearly half of all respondents said they had felt judged for their class.