According to Marx, the phenomenon whereby workers were separated from the decisions concerning how and when to work, what to make, and how to relate to other workers involved in the production is known as:
A) anomie
B) normlessness
C) segregation
D) alienation
E) sabotage

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Marx's concept of alienation refers to the estrangement of workers from the products of their labor, the production process, their own self, and their fellow workers, due to the capitalist mode of production.

According to Marx, the Phenomenon Whereby Workers Were Separated from the Decisions