It Can Be Said That, as a Result of the Industrial

question 13

Multiple Choice

It can be said that, as a result of the Industrial Revolution, by 1847

• A) most middle-class women worked outside their homes.
• B) some people rose in social status, while many others worked in appalling conditions.
• C) all segments of society experienced higher income from the changes.
• D) violent and prolonged conflicts between social classes became endemic in Britain.
• E) group identification began to develop inconsequential aspects.

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Definitions:

Conjunctive

Pertaining to conditions or tasks that require collective effort and cooperation, where the group's success is limited by its least capable member.

Disjunctive

Refers to a situation or task requiring a solution that can come from any single group member who possesses the necessary knowledge, solving the problem more efficiently than others.

Compensatory

Compensatory refers to something designed to counterbalance or make up for a deficiency or lack.

Social Loafing

The tendency of individuals to exert less effort when working in a group than when working alone.