The Three Technology Classifications That Were Described by James D

question 152

Multiple Choice

The three technology classifications that were described by James D. Thompson are __________.

• A) sporadic, continuous, and high-intensity
• B) intensive, continuous, and complex
• C) intensive, mediating, and long-linked
• D) straightforward, continuous, and high-intensity
• E) small-batch, mass production, and continuous-process

Grasp Marx's concept of historical materialism and differentiate between the economic base and superstructure of society.

Explain Marx's general law of capitalist accumulation and its implications on labor and value.

Comprehend Marx's stance on objective social science and the separation of values from social facts.

Identify Marx's intent in explaining society and his views on social change.

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Physiological Activity

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