With Respect to Risk Response Strategies, Which of the Following

question 6

Multiple Choice

With respect to risk response strategies, which of the following would be a "risk avoidance" approach?

• A)XYZ company enters the market as a provider of car insurance to high credit risk clients; however, they diversify their portfolio by targeting 40% of their marketing efforts to traditional "safe credit" customers.
• B)LGW Communications employs a series of manual and automated controls to manage inventory shrinkage (inventory going missing due to damage or theft)in an effort to keep inventory costs in line with industry standards.
• C)JLW Industries is a holding company with a division that specializes in high-risk offshore oil drilling.Given the recent Gulf oil spill and vicious backlash from consumers and politicians, JLW decides to divest itself of the oil drilling division.
• D)XYZ company is concerned that they do not have the capability to bring a new product to market, so they enter into a joint venture with ABC company; XYZ will handle design and marketing of the new product, while ABC will handle manufacturing and logistics.

Recognize syntax and construct of while, do-while, and for loops.

Understand the concept and utility of sentinel-controlled loops.

Understand input-validation loops and their importance in ensuring valid user input.

Demonstrate an understanding of loop control statements such as break and continue.

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Definitions:

ACh

Short for Acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter in both the central and peripheral nervous systems that plays key roles in the function of muscles, learning, and memory.

Pituitary Gland

A small endocrine gland in the brain involved in regulating vital body functions and general wellbeing, through the secretion of hormones.

Growth Spurt

A rapid period of growth, typically occurring during puberty, in which the body experiences significant physical changes.

Somatic Nervous System

The part of the peripheral nervous system associated with voluntary movement of body muscles as well as the reception of external stimuli.