Assembly-Line Work Is Typically Thought to Be Alienating Because

question 34

Multiple Choice

Assembly-line work is typically thought to be alienating because

• A)it is repetitive.
• B)the tasks are too difficult.
• C)new technologies have created too many stressful intellectual demands.
• D)it is poorly paid.
• E)it requires more manual dexterity than many workers possess.

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Definitions:

Avoidant Woman

A descriptor for a woman who exhibits an avoidant attachment style, characterized by a reluctance to form or maintain close relationships.

Attachment Needs

The inherent human requirement for emotional bonds with significant others, crucial for personal development and psychological health.

Peers

Individuals of the same age or stage of development, often considered equals and sharing similar interests or social status.

Proximity Maintenance

One of three purposes of the attachment system. Bonds between infant and caregiver encourage and sustain physical closeness.