Step 1: Recall Marx’s concept of alienation.
In his early writings, Marx talks about alienation of the worker from their labour, product, others, and self. The rising importance of commodities comes at the cost of human value.
Step 2: Analyze the correct statement.
(A) captures Marx's view that as commodities gain value, human life and work are devalued—leading to alienation.
In the book Suicide: A Study in Sociology, Durkheim states, “Those experiencing either downswing or uplift in their material circumstances are placed in a situation in which their habitual expectations come under strain.” This could lead to _______
Match Talcott Parsons’ functional pre-requisites in Column I with the associated social institutions in Column II.

In the book Suicide: A Study in Sociology, Durkheim states, “Those experiencing either downswing or uplift in their material circumstances are placed in a situation in which their habitual expectations come under strain.” This could lead to _______
Match Talcott Parsons’ functional pre-requisites in Column I with the associated social institutions in Column II.
