Weber maintained that with industrialization, behavior was less likely to be guided by __________ and more likely to be instrumental-rational.
A)efficiency.
B)subjective meaning.
C)tradition.
D)logic.

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Weber argued that industrialization led to a shift from traditional motivations for behavior, which are often rooted in customs and habits, to instrumental-rational actions, which are calculated for efficiency and goal achievement.

Weber Maintained That with Industrialization, Behavior Was Less Likely to Be