As Marx Used the Concept, Alienation Means

question 63

Multiple Choice

As Marx used the concept, alienation means:

• A) the sense of not knowing right from wrong.
• B) that most people do not want to work at all.
• C) that people object to highly specialized work.
• D) the experience of isolation and misery resulting from powerlessness.

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Definitions:

Reinforcement

A process in behavioral psychology where a behavior increases in frequency because it is followed by a rewarding stimulus.

Antecedent

Anything that occurs before a behavior that may trigger or cause a certain behavior to occur, often used in the analysis of behavior patterns.

Consequence

The result or effect of an action or condition, often seen in terms of how it affects an earlier event.

Enhancement

Refers to the improvement or intensification of qualities, performance, or characteristics, often through the use of technological, chemical, or psychological means.