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Sociologists define work as
 
  a. participation in any activity that increases the gross domestic product.
 b. human activity that is paid either by hourly wage or salary.
 c. productive activity that creates something of value, goods or services.
 d. human activity in the public sphere.

Question 2

Sociologists use the term instrumental needs to refer to the ______ of a person.
 
  a. emotional and intimate needs
 b. socio-biological needs
 c. task-oriented needs
 d. formative needs



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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