Question ID:PT35 S4 Q21 Passage:All social systems are based upon a division of economic roles. The values of a social system are embodied in the prestige accorded persons who fill various economic roles.  It is therefore unsurprising that, for any social system, the introduction of labor-saving technology that makes certain economic roles obsolete will tend to undermine the values in that social system. Stem:Which one of the following can most reasonably be concluded on the basis of the information above? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Social systems will have unchanging values if they are shielded from technological advancement. Choice B:No type of technology will fail to undermine the values in a social system. Choice C:A social system whose values are not susceptible to change would not be one in which technology can eliminate economic roles. Choice D:A technologically advanced society will place little value on the prestige associated with an economic role. Choice E:A technological innovation that is implemented in a social system foreign to the one in which it was developed will tend to undermine the foreign social system.