If a person ignores social impact in work and sees only personal benefit which approach is weak?

Correct answer: Social responsibility approach

The direct answer is B: the social responsibility approach is weak. Work can affect other people, communities, consumers, workers, and the environment, so responsible work considers more than personal gain. The question says the person ignores social impact and looks only at personal benefit; therefore the social responsibility viewpoint is missing or weak. Option B is correct because it names the approach that should consider society and beneficiaries. Option A, personal convenience, may describe the person’s self-centred choice, but it is not the approach identified as weak in the question. Option C, personal goals, concerns individual aims and may exist without social concern; it is not the best answer. Option D, ordinary work approach, is vague and is not a recognised specific contrast here. Cue: ignoring society means weak social responsibility.