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Lu-Ellen worked in an office containing 10.0 cubicles. Few had windows, and those that did looked out on a parking lot. She felt very much a cog in a machine. But after work, Lu-Ellen and three or four friends out of the 10.0 cubicles often went out for a drink together. There she let her hair down and felt more human, and she and her coworkers got to know each other as people. In this manner, Lu-Ellen was resisting
a. goal displacement.
b. red tape.
c. alienation.
d. McDonaldization.
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