Which of the Following Statements About Human Judgment and Information

question 35

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about human judgment and information technology in the AIS is most true?

• A)Information technology is a substitute for human judgment.
• B)Human judgment is a substitute for information technology.
• C)Information technology can enhance human judgment.
• D)Both information technology and human judgment are essential in any AIS.

Distinguish between different systems of law (e.g., civil law and common law).

Know the sources and authority behind laws, including constitutional, statutory, and case law.

Understand the distinction between national and international law and the sources of international law.

Interpret the impact and application of treaties and the principle of legal supremacy in U.S. law.

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