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What action relates specifically to modifying the way users interact with records in Salesforce?

  1. Global Publisher Actions

  2. Object-Specific Actions

  3. Manager Users

  4. Customize Application

The correct answer is: Object-Specific Actions

The action that specifically relates to modifying the way users interact with records in Salesforce is object-specific actions. These actions are tailored to particular objects (like Accounts, Contacts, or Opportunities) and allow admins to enhance user experience by creating custom buttons, links, or actions that are relevant to those specific records. For example, by implementing object-specific actions, an administrator can create actions that streamline processes such as sending an email to a contact directly from the Contact record or related actions that cater to the needs of the specific objects. This strong link between object-specific actions and user interaction with those records is what makes this choice particularly relevant. This is different from global publisher actions, which are available across all objects but do not provide the targeted, contextual engagement that users require when dealing with specific record types. The options related to user management and application customization do not directly modify how records are interacted with, thus they do not align with the core focus of this question.