Taking Someone's Personal Information and Posing as That Person for Financial

question 46

Multiple Choice

Taking someone's personal information and posing as that person for financial or legal transactions is known as ________.

• A) hacking
• B) identity theft
• C) perjury
• D) creating viruses

Develop techniques to counteract age-related biases in job search.

Recognize the importance and techniques of follow-up after informational interviews.

Understand the types of questions to ask during an information interview to gain insights about day-to-day job roles.

Grasp the role of personal assessment in initiating a job search.

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Definitions:

Retail Outlets

Physical stores that sell goods directly to the public for personal or household consumption, as opposed to wholesale transactions.

Transportation Companies

Businesses that provide services to move goods or individuals from one location to another, using various modes of transport.

Customer Value

The perceived worth of a product or service to the customer, relative to the cost and alternatives.

Nonmonetary Benefits

Advantages or perks received from a job or purchase that don't involve direct financial compensation.