Protestant Work Ethic
“money acquired easily, e.g., through gambling or speculation, is usually spent unwisely”
money acquired easily eg through gambling or speculation is usually spent unwisely
CITM_f64842c9216b · 2 source instruments · 2 surface variants
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money acquired easily eg through gambling or speculation is usually spent unwisely
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- money acquired easily, e.g., through gambling or speculation, is usually spent unwisely
- Money acquired easily (e.g. through gambling or speculation) is usually spent unwisely
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Protestant Ethic Scale
“Money acquired easily (e.g. through gambling or speculation) is usually spent unwisely”
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