Exam 10: Work and Rationalization
Exam 1: The Sociological Imagination80 Questions
Exam 2: Socialization and Social Interaction80 Questions
Exam 3: Deviance, Law, and Crime80 Questions
Exam 4: Social Stratification and Social Class80 Questions
Exam 5: Race and Ethnicity80 Questions
Exam 6: Gender at the Intersections80 Questions
Exam 7: Language, Media, and Culture80 Questions
Exam 8: The Family and Intimate Relationships80 Questions
Exam 9: Education80 Questions
Exam 10: Work and Rationalization80 Questions
Exam 11: Health80 Questions
Exam 12: Globalization and Global Inequality80 Questions
Exam 13: Change Through Policy and the Law80 Questions
Exam 14: Social Movements79 Questions
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Anything mass-produced is by definition cultural commodification.
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Discuss the four ways Karl Marx asserted that capitalism distorts the process of work from its previous forms.
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How could the government best help workers displaced by automation?
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Ralf was an overseer of serfs on a manor in pre-Enlightenment Europe. If the crops failed, Ralf would most likely blame ______.
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Which way of solving problems has led to a more productive and efficient world?
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Eric installs engines in cars for a major automobile manufacturer in Michigan: he does a repetitive task and only knows how to install engines. Erik uses money he earns from his job to purchase most everything he needs to live his life, thus living in a society based on ______ solidarity.
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In the U.S., only 13% of people were employed in the good producing sector in 2016, compared to 45% in 1910.
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Ben goes to the motor vehicle department to renew his drivers' license and has to wait in line to take a number, then when his number is called, he finds out which other line to stand in to get his picture taken. All this seems to be excessively formal and a needlessly complex example of the ______.
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Aboriginal Australians often live separately in their own communities as a way of preserving their ancient culture. This society is most likely based on ______ solidarity.
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How did Weber describe the belief system of Europeans before the Enlightenment?
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Shipping companies often hire more workers during busy times of the year, such as in months leading up to major holidays. These jobs are considered ______.
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What is one drawback of increasing division of labor for employees?
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Émile Durkheim said societies in which everyone is very similar, or homogenous, are based on ______ solidarity.
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Beau is making a special lunch for his family of five, but the recipe is for only two servings. He can figure out how to adjust for more servings because recipes are ______.
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The assembly line makes production faster, but also makes employees much easier to replace.
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An independent local coffee shop is an example of a business in favor of rationalization.
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Ernie's family has run his family-owned sandwich shop for eighty years. According to Ritzer, why is Ernie's sandwich shop likely resistant to McDonaldization?
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Mick works alone on an automobile assembly line, and does NOT control how he works. According to Marx's view, Mick's feeling about this job can be best described as ______.
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