Why might a person who would prefer to work part-time continue to work full-time instead?
A. Full-time workers are more likely to have contingent nonstandard work.
B. Part-time work tends to be less flexible than full-time work.
C. Full-time workers are guaranteed fringe benefits and part-time workers are not.
D. Part-time workers earn less pay and are less likely to have fringe benefits.
Answer: D
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a. impart values, beliefs, and knowledge considered essential to the social reproduction of society and the individual b. are provided publically by state and federal governments c. deal with issues of governance and social movements d. are relatively new social institutions
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word.