The Emotional Geography of Work and Family Life ARLIE RUSSELL

The Emotional Geography of Work and Family Life ARLIE RUSSELL HOCHSCHILD
-By "speed up" Hochschild is referring to:

A) the general pace of life for Americans, both urban and rural
B) an increase in numbers of working parents, people working longer days, more days per week, and taking less vacation time from work
C) interpersonal relations that are increasingly fleeting and episodic, forcing people to quicken the pace of their familiarity and even intimacy with others (e.g., speed dating)
D) the speed with which employers expect workers to perform their job
E) the maturation process, with young people becoming sexually active at an ever earlier age