Answer :
B. Juliet Schor's 'New Child Labor' includes roles such as acting as consultants, participating in focus groups, taking surveys, and acting as brand ambassadors, but it does not include tweens taking on part-time paid work to support their consumption.
The concept of 'New Child Labor' according to Juliet Schor involves various ways children are utilized in marketing and business activities, but it does not include them taking on part-time paid work to support their consumption. Specifically, the 'New Child Labor' involves:
- Kids acting as consultants and experts
- Tweens participating in Focus Groups for marketers
- Kids taking Surveys for marketers
- Kids acting as brand ambassadors and peer influencers
However, the option of tweens taking on part-time paid work to support their consumption (Option B) is not considered part of this form of child labor as described by Schor.
