Closely related to deindustrialization was the increase in labor unions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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According to Marx, the worker
a. does not become a slave of the object. b. does not receive means of subsistence. c. can only maintain himself as a physical subject so far as he is a worker. d. is a physical, mental, and psychological subject as he is a worker.
The United States is moving from a manufacturing economy to a consumerist one. What is the likely impact on unions and employee-employer relations?
a. Unions will become weaker and employers more controlling of their employees. b. Unions will become more creative and employees will control relations due to a lack of workers. c. Unions will become stronger and employers will negotiate better with their employees. d. Unions will become weaker, but employees will become more powerful as individuals with their employers.
Few people have radical goals for changing sports because people who support radical goals usually
A. focus on changing living conditions more than changing sports. B. believe that sports are unrelated to the rest of society. C. avoid sports because they don't like physical activities. D. avoid confrontation in their lives.
The stress of ______ we experience competing demands within a particular social role and status.
A. role fatigue B. role strain C. social incompetence D. social desire