What is the main motivation for working?

• To become famous and well-known

• To earn a living and provide for oneself and one's family

• To have fun and socialize with coworkers

• To avoid boredom and have something to do

Why do people work to fulfill their basic needs?

• To make their lives more difficult

• To waste time and avoid responsibility

• To fulfill their basic needs

• To become lazy and dependent on others

How does working contribute to a person's sense of identity and purpose?

• Working only leads to stress and dissatisfaction

• Working has no impact on a person's sense of identity and purpose

• Working provides a sense of identity and purpose through contributing to society, developing skills, and achieving personal goals.

• Identity and purpose are solely derived from personal relationships, not work

What are some intrinsic motivators for working?

• Financial gain

• Fear of punishment

• Personal growth, sense of accomplishment, enjoyment of the work

• Pressure from others

What are some economic reasons for working?

• Earning money, financial independence, improving standard of living

• Becoming famous

• Avoiding boredom

• Having more free time

How does working contribute to the economy?

• Working contributes to the economy by producing goods and services, generating income and taxes, and creating employment opportunities.

• Working contributes to the economy by causing inflation and unemployment

• Working contributes to the economy by reducing income and taxes

• Working contributes to the economy by decreasing the production of goods and services

What are some social reasons for working?

• Building relationships, contributing to society, and gaining social status

• To decrease social status

• To isolate oneself from society

• To avoid social interaction

How does working help people build social connections?

• Working causes people to be too busy to engage in social activities outside of work

• Working provides opportunities for people to interact with others in a professional setting, leading to the development of social connections.

• Working only allows people to interact with the same few colleagues, limiting social connections

• Working isolates people from others and prevents social connections

How does working contribute to the overall well-being of a community?

• Working has no impact on the overall well-being of a community

• Working leads to increased crime rates and social unrest

• Working provides goods and services, creates economic growth, and fosters social connections.

• Working only benefits the individual and not the community