Transaction processing refers to:
A)systems that allow users to see how outcomes change when assumptions or data change.
B)computations and calculations used to review and document human resources decisions and practices.
C)systems that recommend actions the user can take based on the information provided.
D)the set of topics on which a human resource information system collects and maintains information.
E)computer systems that incorporate the decision rules of people deemed to have expertise in a certain area.

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Transaction processing refers to computations and calculations used to review and document HRM decisions and practices. This includes documenting relocation, training expenses, and course enrollments and filling out government reporting requirements (such as EEO-1 reports, which require companies to report information to the government regarding employees' race and gender by job category).

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