Problematic Phenomena Exercise
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We experience many problematic phenomena every day: cranky co- workers, unreasonable bosses, and paperwork. The exercise will help you analyze the causes of a problematic result or effect on the job or at home.
What you would call this phenomenon, (for example, "excessive paperwork," stress," or "weird co-workers')?
In no more than two logically developed paragraphs discuss the sufficient, contributing, and essential causes for this phenomenon.
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