Input Controls Are Designed to Provide Reasonable Assurance That ________

question 117

Multiple Choice

Input controls are designed to provide reasonable assurance that ________.

• A)data received for processing have been properly authorized and converted into machine-sensible form
• B)data received for processing have been properly authorized only
• C)the computer processing has been performed as intended for the particular application
• D)reports generated by the accounting system are accurate and reliable

Appreciate the importance of specific attitudes in predicting behaviors and decisions.

Recognize the influence of initial information on impression formation and the role of the primacy effect.

Identify stereotypes and their impact on perception and interaction.

Understand the conditions under which cognitive dissonance is more likely to occur and how it relates to self-worth.

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Definitions:

Morula

A solid ball of cells resulting from division of a fertilized ovum, and from which a blastula is formed.

Primitive Streak

Dynamic, constantly changing structure that forms at the midline of the blastodisc in birds, mammals, and some other vertebrates. It is active in gastrulation as cells migrate to a narrow furrow at its center, the primitive groove, and sink into the interior of the embryo. The anterior end of the primitive streak is Hensen’s node.

Epiblast

An early embryo layer from which all the three primary germ layers develop during gastrulation in the formation of a vertebrate body.

Notochord

A flexible rod-like structure in the early stages of embryos in all chordates, providing skeletal support.