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Yolanda

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One factor that always seems to be associated with higher levels of alienation is
 
  a. low education of the worker.
  b. intense supervision.
  c. low levels of pay.
  d. repetitive work.
  e. working for a company that has share-holders.

Question 2

Studies of garbage collectors indicate
 
  a. that alienation rises as the respect given jobs declines.
  b. that hygiene factors are critical to job satisfaction.
  c. that their self-estrangement is profound.
  d. that their work is meaningless.
  e. that anyone can take pride in work and realize self-actualization.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

e



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