The Huge Gains in Production Efficiency During the Industrial Revolution

question 10

True/False

The huge gains in production efficiency during the Industrial Revolution were mainly the result of changes in the nature of the production process that encouraged workers to take more pride and ownership in their work.

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Definitions:

Power Relationships

The dynamics of control, influence, and authority between individuals or groups within a society or organization.

Intergroup Behaviour

Refers to how different groups interact, share prejudices, compete, and cooperate with each other.

Fraternalistic Deprivation

A sense of resentment or injustice felt by individuals who perceive that their group is unfairly disadvantaged compared to other groups.

Perceived Personal Deprivation

An individual's feeling or belief that they are lacking in some respect compared to others.