Working class job settings tend to have each of the following characteristic except:
A) high educational expectations.
B) unpleasant and aesthetically crude surroundings.
C) close supervision and petty work rules.
D) intense production pressures.
E) conditions more dangerous to health than middle class jobs.

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Working class job settings typically do not have high educational expectations. They may require specific skills or training, but they do not require advanced degrees or specialized education.

Working Class Job Settings Tend to Have Each of the Following