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KimWrice

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Miranda's work involves entering data into a computer. A monitor records her number of key strokes per minute and the amount of time she is on the computer in a given hour This illustrates
 
  a. biometrics.
 b. the postmodern world.
 c. systemics.
 d. polemics.

Question 2

Increases in telecommuting have
 
  a. decreased working hours.
 b. benefited low income workers more than high income workers.
 c. blurred the distinction between work and home.
 d. decreased productivity.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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