An Effect of Combining Machinery and Workers Conducting Repetitive Tasks

question 62

Multiple Choice

An effect of combining machinery and workers conducting repetitive tasks in factories was

• A)development of new professions.
• B)great efficiency and job satisfaction.
• C)higher wages due to growing skills and expertise.
• D)an increase in workplace injuries and deaths.

Differentiate between frame alignment, resource mobilization, and political opportunity theories.

Identify key elements that contribute to the longevity and success of social movements.

Predict future trends in significant social movements such as the labour and women's movement.

Examine factors leading to differences in unionization levels between countries.

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Definitions:

Fixations

Persistent focus on an earlier psychosexual stage due to unresolved conflicts, as per Freudian theory.

Oedipus Complex

A psychoanalytic theory positing children's unconscious desire for the opposite-sex parent and jealousy towards the same-sex parent.

Oral Fixation

A concept in psychoanalytic theory that suggests an obsession with oral activities (eating, talking, smoking) stemming from issues in early development.

Reality Principle

The concept in psychoanalytic theory that the mind functions to mediate between the demands of the id and the realities of the external world.