In the U.S., Work Is

question 81

Multiple Choice

In the U.S., work is

• A) worth little in terms of status.
• B) valued about the same as in nonindustrial nations.
• C) seen as the measure of an individual's value in society.
• D) not a status-related variable of any appreciable significance.

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