Although Sam Jefferson Worked His Way Up from Poverty and Earns

Multiple Choice

Although Sam Jefferson worked his way up from poverty and earns $50,000 a year as an accountant, he still feels as if he doesn't belong. As a result, he avoids social interaction with his coworkers and has developed a hostile attitude toward them. Mr. Jefferson is suffering from what Richard Sennett and Jonathan Cobb refer to as:

A) "blaming the victim"
B) "invisible poverty"
C) "self-rage and exploitation"
D) "the hidden injuries of class"