The individualistic work ethic of American society has
a. largely disappeared because of the prevalence of bureaucratization in our work world.
b. caused most workers to think seriously about ways to alter and improve their own work situation.
c. helped many workers legitimate in their own minds why they are taking on work about which they are ambivalent.
d. contributed to an increase in union membership.
c
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