In chapter five, JD uses an example involving his wife and the family business. What is his point?

a$.$

The most important thing about work is the financial reward $($and the things money can buy$).$

b$.$

Work has very little value outside wages and benefits.

c$.$

Work has no intrinsic value.

d$.$

The most important value associated with work is self$-$development.

e$.$

Work can sometimes have significant social value.