A quiltmaker may work years creating a one-of-a-kind object from fabrics saved or purchased and then give it to a special person.Weber would classify the quiltmaker's actions as driven by
A)rationalisation.
B)specialisation.
C)an emotion, such as love, loyalty, or revenge.
D)value-rational motives.

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The quiltmaker's actions are likely driven by emotions such as love or loyalty, as they are investing significant time and effort into creating a unique and meaningful gift for a special person. This falls under the category of emotional motives. The other answer options (rationalisation, specialisation, and value-rational motives) are not as suitable for explaining the quiltmaker's actions in this scenario.

A Quiltmaker May Work Years Creating a One-Of-A-Kind Object from Fabrics