In a shared office, Rashida leaves a note on her desk that says, "Important documents inside," referring to her locked desk drawer. She does this because she's leaving for a business trip and her colleague, Tycho, needs to access them for a joint project. She gives Tycho the key, but does not inform another colleague, Anouk, about this arrangement. Later that day, Anouk sees the note and becomes concerned about the security of these documents, given Rashida's absence. Anouk knows that Jaxon, the office manager, has a master key to all desks. What does Anouk believe about who can access the documents and what might she do in response to her belief?

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Anouk believes that the important documents might be at risk since she is unaware of the arrangement between Rashida and Tycho. She thinks that only Rashida, with her key, can normally access the locked drawer. Since Rashida is away and Anouk doesn't know that Tycho has been given a key, Anouk might assume the documents are not accessible to anyone who needs them during Rashida's absence. Anouk is also likely unaware that Rashida trusts Tycho with access to the documents. Knowing about the office manager Jaxon's master key, Anouk might plan to inform Jaxon about the situation. She could either suggest that he secures the documents further or she might ask him to retrieve the documents to ensure their safety or to provide them to Tycho, not realizing that Tycho already has access. Anouk's actions are driven by her concern for the security of the documents and the lack of communication about the contingency plan for Tycho to access them during Rashida's trip.