Imagine That You Have Started a New Job and You're

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you have started a new job and you're learning the difference between the computer technicians and the computer programmers. What you really want to do is figure out who you can go to for advice on how to operate your work computer. The first thing that you learn is that there are many more programmers than technicians. The second thing that you learn is that these computer geeks rarely make mistakes - although since starting, you have heard an equal percentage of small complaints a

A) You decide to ask one of the programmers for help because there are more of them.
B) You decide to ask one of the technicians for help because there are fewer of them.
C) You decide not to ask a programmer for help because they seem to make more mistakes.
D) You decide not to ask a technician for help because they seem to make more mistakes.