The Process of Changing Data Before, During, or After They

question 10

Multiple Choice

The process of changing data before, during, or after they are entered into a computer system is called:

• A)Data diddling
• B)Salami technique
• C)Logic bombs
• D)Social engineering

Understand the concept of reinforcers, including the distinction between primary and secondary reinforcers.

Comprehend the principles underlying operant conditioning, such as punishment, negative reinforcement, and extinction.

Learn about the disequilibrium principle and its application to behavior reinforcement.

Analyze how the conditions and consequences of actions affect behavior through classical and operant conditioning.

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Definitions:

Secondary Concerns

Issues or considerations that are not of primary importance but may still influence outcomes or decisions.

Primary Issues

The main or most important topics or problems to be discussed or dealt with in a negotiation or discussion.

Cognitive Bias

A systematic error in thinking that affects decisions and judgments, resulting from one's own personal experiences, beliefs, or preferences.

Communication Competency

The ability to effectively convey, receive, and interpret messages in interpersonal and group settings through verbal, non-verbal, and written mediums.