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t the farm to seek greater opportunities in industrialized cities did not have their values intact when they arrived, they may have been overwhelmed with a plethora of available values.

The key development was the rapid expansion of the professional-managerial stratum. For the masses of new employees in a corporate setting, who could no longer aspire to become their own bosses as easily as they might have imagined on their small-scale farms, an immense adjustment was required. These were uncertain times for many industrial workers as they experienced self-doubt, and their own sense of physical atrophy a

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