Working Class Job Settings Tend to Have Each of the Following

question 28

Multiple Choice

Working class job settings tend to have each of the following characteristic except:

• A) high educational expectations.
• B) unpleasant and aesthetically crude surroundings.
• C) close supervision and petty work rules.
• D) intense production pressures.
• E) conditions more dangerous to health than middle class jobs.

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