Social Studies, 30.03.2020 19:31, maddie306

Even though Tom realizes that he will never reach economic and occupational success as a quarterback, he continues to go to work each day and diligently complete the tasks assigned to him. This is most consistent with which form of adaptation in Merton's anomie theory.

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