Karl Marx argued that division of labor and specialization may have this impact on the worker.

apathy and complacency leading to inefficiency

pride in position and task

increased efficiency through repetition

all of the above

Question

Karl Marx argued that division of labor and specialization may have this impact on the worker.

		
apathy and complacency leading to inefficiency
		
pride in position and task
		
increased efficiency through repetition
		
all of the above

anonymous · Answer

I got, 'apathy and complacency leading to inefficiency'

directrix · Answer

Increasing specialization may also lead to workers with poorer overall skills and a lack of enthusiasm for their work. He described the process as alienation; workers become more and more specialized and work repetitious which eventually leads to complete alienation. the worker is "depressed spiritually and physically to the condition of a machine. http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Division_of_labor

directrix · Answer

I think I'll go with this apathy and complacency leading to inefficiency.
This fuzzy studies is just that - fuzzy.

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix oh my goodness it's super fuzzy. but that is the correct answer. (: THankyou