In order to manage the impressions of others about them the women in Sirles' study had to navigate ...

In order to manage the impressions of others about them the women in Sirles' study had to navigate a number of practical hurdles including all of the following EXCEPT
 
  a. health consequences of instrumental drug use.
  b. financing drug use.
  c. becoming drug dealers themselves to help support their own drug use.
  d. having to monitor on their own physical symptoms of licit and illicit drug use such as moods and energy levels.

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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.