Consider the Following Examples of Computer Crime as You Answer

question 6

Multiple Choice

Consider the following examples of computer crime as you answer the next question: i. Social Security numbers are stolen from a company's database.ii. A fraudster uses a computer to identify people over the age of 80 with annual incomes of $250,000 or more
Iii) An employee receives threats from a co-worker via e-mail
Iv) An unhappy customer launches a denial-of-service attack
Carter's taxonomy of computer crime comprises four categories. Which of the following statements is most true?

• A)The list includes examples of all four categories.
• B)The list includes examples of all categories except associated.
• C)The list includes examples of all categories except target.
• D)The list includes examples of all categories except incidental.

Define and understand the concept of legitimizing myths and their role in justifying power inequalities.

Comprehend the impact of audience presence on performance for unfamiliar tasks.

Identify characteristics of leaders that contribute to lasting success in organizations.

Differentiate between terms related to power dynamics, such as legitimizing myths and other explanations.

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