The "Two Faces" of Advanced Information Technology Refers to

Multiple Choice

The "two faces" of advanced information technology refers to

A) the idea that the same technology can have opposite effects depending upon how it is applied.
B) hardware and software.
C) manufacturing technology and office technology.
D) the idea that some people are very comfortable with technology while others don't adapt well to it.
E) the idea that the availability of too much information can result in reduced performance.