In the Eighteenth Century, Men Who Attempted to Improve Their

question 42

Multiple Choice

In the eighteenth century, men who attempted to improve their work conditions by bargaining and going on strikes were likely to be

• A)pirates.
• B)both peasants and sailors.
• C)sailors.
• D)urban workers.
• E)members of guilds.

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Definitions:

Situational Factors

External influences that affect an individual's behavior, decision-making, and psychological well-being in a given context.

Freedom of Movement

A concept often related to psychological and physical liberty, implying the ability to change one's position or travel freely.

Feelings of Inferiority

Emotions that arise from perceiving oneself as less capable or inferior to others, which according to Adler can motivate individuals to strive for superiority.

Behavior Potential

The likelihood of a particular behavior occurring, determined by the individual's history of reinforcement and the current environment.