One Lesson from the Universal Access to Information on the Internet

question 12

Multiple Choice

One lesson from the universal access to information on the Internet is:

• A) to be sure honest entries, especially in terms of prison records or reprimands by a former employer, are clearly posted.
• B) personal information is rarely considered important other than to close friends.
• C) the importance of discretion and personal boundaries.
• D) to include complete accounts of potentially damaging events in life so that your side of the story is represented.

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Definitions:

Smoking Risks

The potential adverse health consequences associated with tobacco use, including diseases like lung cancer, heart disease, and stroke.

Lung Cancer

is a type of cancer that originates in the lungs and is often associated with smoking and exposure to hazardous substances.

Framing

The way information is presented to influence perception and decision-making.

Negative First Impression

The unfavorable judgment or opinion formed about someone at the initial encounter.