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Gala2k [10]
3 years ago
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At 50 years old, Andrew is an important source of support for his younger sister who has a serious disability. As a computer eng

ineer, Andrew has made a practice of designing computer devices that help his sister and others in her situation interact with the wider world. Andrew sees his work as important in the lives of other people. Andrew’s view of his life is an example of
a. materialism.b. global meaning.c. hedonic well-being.d. situational meaning.
Social Studies
1 answer:
skad [1K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: Andrew's view of his life is an example of SITUATIONAL MEANING.

Explanation: SITUATIONAL in this context is referred to as a scenario whereby somethings happen as a result of surrounding circumstances.

Due to the fact that Andrew's sister has a disability, Andrew decided to design computer devices that help his sister and others in her situation interact with the wider world. This factor makes Andrew's work to be seen as situational.

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