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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #49463 Defining Work
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Work,  in  sociology,  is  defined  as  the  carrying  out  of  tasks,  which  involves  the    of  mental  and  physical  effort,  and  its  objective  is  the  production  of  goods  and  services  that    to  human  needs.  An  occupation,  or  job,  is  work  that  is  done  in  exchange  for  a  regular  wage  or  salary.  In  all  cultures,  work  is  the  basis  of  the  economy  or  economic  system.  The  economic  system  for  any  given  culture  is  made  up  of  the  institutions  that  provide  for  the  production  and    of  goods  and  services.  These  institutions  may  vary  from  culture  to  culture,  particularly  in  traditional  societies  versus  modern  societies.  In  traditional  cultures,  food  gathering  and  food  production  is  the  type  of  work    by  the  majority  of  the  population.  In  larger  traditional  societies,  carpentry,  stonemasonry,  and  shipbuilding  are  also  prominent.  In  modern  societies  where  industrial  development  exists,  people  work  in  a  much  wider  variety  of  occupations.

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