Specialization of Labour Not Only Results in the Ability to Produce

question 55

Multiple Choice

Specialization of labour not only results in the ability to produce a larger quantity of goods due to innate differences in people's skills,but also in

• A) rigidly segmenting work.
• B) switching back and forth among numerous tasks.
• C) breaking a task down into mind-numbing repetitive tasks.
• D) deepening skills through practice and experience.
• E) eliminating the need to train and educate the workers to perform different tasks.

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Definitions:

Anatomic Position

A reference posture with the body standing upright, arms at the sides, palms facing forward, used to describe the location of body parts.

Flexed

The position of a limb or body part that is bent, reducing the angle between the bones at a joint.

Excessive Stretching

Stretching of muscles or ligaments beyond their normal capacity, which can lead to damage or injury.

Forcible

Done by force, often implying the use of physical strength or violence.