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,Introduction — The Career as a Long Trip,focused attention on why men batter, explaining male violence in terms of poor child-rearing practices, the cycle of violence, unemployment and drink problems, thereby generating a checklist of risk factors and abuse indicators. Such theorisations have informed the procedures and practices of the va

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Career Development and Systems Theorysigning computer artifacts, not only are the tools themselves designed but also the social conditions for their human use. Isolation from other workers, strained backs and blurred vision are equally as important results of the design process as the functional efficiency of the machines themselves (Ehn, 1988).