All of the following is true of working or choosing a career, EXCEPT:
A) even when we work strictly to earn a living we generally derive at least some meaning from our work.
B) we have become more concerned with extrinsic rather than intrinsic career rewards as the 20th century came to a close
C) women are more attracted to careers that reflect their intrinsic interests and desire to work with others and be socially useful
D) men place higher importance on "extrinsic" rewards, such as high salaries, and are attracted to careers that are high in prestige.

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The statement that "we have become more concerned with extrinsic rather than intrinsic career rewards as the 20th century came to a close" is not true. In fact, there has been a growing interest in careers that offer both intrinsic and extrinsic rewards, as people seek meaning and fulfillment in their work while also earning a decent salary and achieving career success.

All of the Following Is True of Working or Choosing