Question: What do sociologists mean when they say that the United States is a credential society? Group of answer choices None of the above While people in lower income groups need a credential to get a job, those in the top 10% of wealth can rely on their connections to gain employment and get degrees only if they're interested Degrees and diploma are just tokens; they don't reflect any real knowledge or skill Most jobs require a degree of some kind (e.g., high school diploma, bachelor's degree, associate degree in nursing)