Please read the following scenario and answer the question below: Barbara Fabiani doesn't normally have any trouble opening doors. But on this day, the Project Manager of the renovation at the Gaylord Hospital asked Fabiani and other architects to discover how it feels to open a door while being confined to a wheelchair and how it presents unique challenges. They have received various complaints from employees and patients with different mobility abilities about the challenge they have to open doors at Gaylor Hospital in New Haven. "Well, that only took forever," joked Fabiani after finally getting through the doorway. Fabiani and her colleagues spent an afternoon at Gaylord Hospital in New Haven. Connecticut, pretending to have disabilities to develop a better appreciation of the hospital's physical barriers faced by people with different mobility abilities. What implication will this situation have on the performance of the employees with different mobility abilities at the hospital? Select one: a. It can have negative outcomes b. It can affect their productivity C. It can affect their motivation d. It can affect the image they have of the hospital