An email is sent annually to employees at a University describing the sexualharassment policy. A department head tells a new hire to send out the email with thefile titled "Harassment policy.docx"In that file, the effective date on the policy is from 2009, and many of the contactpersons listed no longer work for the university. The supervisor in the departmentnotices the mistake, and tells the new hire to send a correction email with an updatedversion. The new hire hastily updates the file to have the correct date and contactinformation. After sending it out, she closes the file and drags it into the trash bin.What type of reuse did the employee engage in when sending the revised version ofthe memo?A. systemic, lockedB. opportunistic, nestedC. opportunistic, derivative

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