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dbose

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The conflict perspective argues that science and technology benefit
 
  a. a select few in society.
 b. all of the people in a society.
 c. the majority of people in a society.
 d. consumers more than the manufacturers of the goods purchased.

Question 2

The development of time-saving machines increases production, but it also displaces workers and contributes to high rates of employee alienation. Employee displacement illustrates a
 
  a. dysfunction.
 b. functional alternative.
 c. technological fix.
 d. socially constructed truth.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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