Hanging Tongues: a Sociological Encounter with the Assembly Line WILLIAM

question 33

Multiple Choice

Hanging Tongues: A Sociological Encounter with the Assembly Line WILLIAM E. THOMPSON
-How does Thompson analyze the phenomena of workers washing themselves where they shouldn't and not discarding materials that should be discarded?

• A) cultural difference-their culture is one of cleanliness and saving, even when it may be against the rules
• B) a mild form of sabotage, rebellion against management's rules, and an effort to avoid more work
• C) environmental awareness and an effort to have a smaller impact on resource use
• D) efforts to undermine the company by inviting lawsuits against it for selling unsafe and unclean products
• 26) From Borderline Americans: Racial Divisions and Labor War in the Arizona Borderlands KATHERINE BENTON-COHEN

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Duct of the testicle, running from the epididymis to the ejaculatory duct; also called vas deferens.

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Second Stage

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Failure of the testis to descend.