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What does Granfield see as a "hidden injury of class"? Working-class people have fewer opportunities in education and therefore are less competent than upper- class people. O Working-class people lack confidence when surrounded by upper-class people in education; they fear academic inadequacy. Working-class people have less money, cannot pay for more prestigious law schools, and are therefore at a disadvantage when it comes to jobs. O Upper-class people believe that they have all the advantages, but ultimately fail because of overconfidence.