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Labour in industrial societies is _____ in nature.
highly specialised
Specialized
moderately specialised
not specialised
- Option 1: Highly specialised
- This is the correct answer. In industrial societies, labour is divided into numerous specific tasks. People often perform very narrowly defined functions, leading to high specialisation.
- Option 2: Specialized
- While this is partly true, "specialized" alone does not capture the intensity of specialisation in industrial societies as accurately as "highly specialized."
- Option 3: Moderately specialised
- This option underestimates the extent of division of labour in industrial contexts. Industrial work is more than just moderate in its specialisation.
- Option 4: Not specialised
- This describes pre-industrial societies better, where workers often performed multiple tasks, not so in industrial societies.
Correct Answer is:
Option 1: Highly specialised
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