Every evening at a neighborhood bar, the clientele, which consists of construction workers, police officers, plumbers, and factory workers, watches sports events on the big screen television set and play pool. the people who hang out in this bar are an example of a

Answer - Status Group

As defined in the three-component theory of stratification formulated by German sociologist Max Weber, a status group (also known as a status class or a status estate) is made up of a group of individuals within a society who can be differentiated on the basis of non-economic qualities.