For functionalists, low wages alienate employees rather than motivate them to work harder.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
For conflict theorists, low wages alienate employees rather than motivate them to work harder, as functionalists claim. See 11-4: Sociological Explanations of Work and the Economy
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a. an emotional relationship between women who were platonic (non-sexual), close friends. b. the asexual love between mother and child. c. an emotional, non-sexual relationship between a woman and man who were not married or not yet married. d. an emotional relationship between husband and wife that included a good, fulfilling, and active sexual relationship.
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a. racial b. gender c. age d. class
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A. rarely spreads change across national boundaries. B. always creates a sudden, blanket change in society. C. always changes the structures of authority within a society. D. often has continuing effects beyond the initial change.
Special programs like a college honors program are forms of tracking
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false