Market researchers have determined nine categories of lifestyles for computer users.One of the categories is described as "Hand-Shakers," who are typically managers who do not possess any computer skills but rather allow their assistants to provide all necessary technological knowledge.In terms of the diffusion process,"Hand-Shakers" would most likely be classified as _____ for office technology.
A) laggards
B) early majority
C) late majority
D) late adopters
E) late minority

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Laggards are typically the last group to adopt a new technology and are resistant to change. The description of "Hand-Shakers" as managers who do not possess computer skills and rely on assistants to provide technological knowledge suggests a lack of interest or willingness to learn and adapt to new technology, which aligns with the characteristics of laggards.

Market Researchers Have Determined Nine Categories of Lifestyles for Computer