Author Question: According to the mixed-effects position on skills, when new technology is introduced, skills appear ... (Read 180 times)

sdfghj · **on:** Jul 2, 2018

According to the mixed-effects position on skills, when new technology is introduced, skills appear to increase in settings where

a. worker power is absent.
b. workers have power through union organization or professional expertise.
c. managers perceive no need to maintain worker skill.
d. managerial authority is centralized.
e. workers fear losing their jobs.

Question 2

For the most part, as an example of loner deviance, women in Sirles study reported utilizing

a. a network of close intimate friends and confidants as a support group.
b. lies and secrecy to keep their deviance hidden.
c. sought the company of other like-minded persons both for social support and as a means of finding a mentor to assist them with various techniques.
d. chose to compartmentalize their lives by becoming both recreational drug-users and fitness or health buffs.