Softening of Schedules, One Form of Microcoordinating Social Interactions Through

question 17

Multiple Choice

Softening of schedules, one form of microcoordinating social interactions through cell phones, typically involves:

• A) Adjusting previously-scheduled meeting times
• B) Ignoring previously-scheduled meeting times
• C) Progressively defining when and where to encounter someone through multiple calls
• D) Changing plans once someone has already set out for the encounter

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Definitions:

Individual Resistance

The act of an individual opposing or fighting against conventions, norms, social injustices, or institutional requirements.

Office Workers

Individuals employed in a professional environment, typically within an office setting, performing administrative duties or other specialized tasks.

Daydreaming

The act of engaging in spontaneous and self-generated thoughts and fantasies, typically disconnected from immediate tasks or surroundings.

Taft-Hartley Act

A 1947 federal law in the United States that restricts the activities and power of labor unions.