Karl Marx Believed That We Feel "Freely Active" Only in Our

question 57

Multiple Choice

Karl Marx believed that we feel "freely active" only in our "animal functions of eating, drinking, and procreating" and feel like animals when we engage in activities that should be truly human. According to Marx's line of thought here, what are activities that should be truly human?

• A) work, vital activity, and productive life
• B) relationships and intimate connections with family and friends
• C) socializing with those who make up our primary group
• D) games, contests, and recreational activities
• E) the care and parenting of children

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Definitions:

Upper Confidence Bound

The upper limit of a confidence interval, indicating the maximum value within which a population parameter is expected to lie with a certain probability.

Population Proportions

The ratio of members in a population that have a particular attribute to the total number of members in the population.

Z-Value

A measure that describes how far a data point is from the mean, expressed in standard deviations.

Heart Beats

The rhythmic contraction and expansion of the heart, representing each cycle during which the heart pumps blood through the circulatory system.