In his bestselling book, William H. Whyte advanced which of the following arguments?

A) Many corporate employees succeed through conformity rather than through individual initiative and hard work.
B) Women should seek fulfillment by pursuing a career rather than through motherhood.
C) When the children of the 1950s become adults, they will be more secure and more independent than any previous generation.
D) Most American men suffer from an unhealthy emotional attachment to their mothers.

Corporate Employees

Individuals who work for corporations, often within structured environments, and may have various roles ranging from entry-level to executive positions.

William H. Whyte

An American urbanist, sociologist, and journalist known for his insights on the social and organizational structure of urban spaces and human behaviors within them.

Individual Initiative

Individual Initiative is the capacity to take action independently, usually characterized by self-motivation and the willingness to undertake new projects or solve problems without external instructions.