Although computers are supplied by the university, many professors never quite learn how to use them. Others feel they might break them so they avoid trying anything new. Others save data to their hard drive but also make a paper copy to keep. Such behavior is an example of ________.

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Although computers are supplied by the university, many professors never quite learn how to use them. Others feel they might break them so they avoid trying anything new. Others save data to their hard drive but also make a paper copy to keep. Such behavior is an example of ________.

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mandhlelaz mandhlelaz · Answer 1 · 2020-02-19T08:06:39+01:00

Answer:Cultural lag

Explanation:Cultural lag is a phenomenon in which non material cultures find it hard to keep up with the changes in material culture .

Simple put cultural lag means technological changes occurs so fast that society find it hard to keep up with all these changes.

There are so many technologies that are being developed in the modern digital world such that some people who are still used to the past methods of doing things find it hard to adapt to these changes.