In modern societies large-scale social institutions are organized by ________, which allows for the precise timing of activities.
A) clock-time
B) managers
C) time maximization
D) time-rules

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Clock-time is the system of organizing activities in modern societies. It involves measuring time in standardized units and scheduling activities with precision, allowing for efficient coordination of large-scale social institutions such as schools, businesses, and governments. Therefore, option A is the correct answer. The other options (managers, time maximization, and time-rules) do not accurately describe the primary mechanism for organizing large-scale institutions in society.

In Modern Societies Large-Scale Social Institutions Are Organized by ________