A Nonroutine Border Search Involves a Greater Invasion of Privacy

question 7

Multiple Choice

A nonroutine border search involves a greater invasion of privacy than a routine search and thus requires ______.

• A)probable cause
• B)a preponderance of the evidence
• C)reasonable suspicion
• D)articulable suspicion

Recognize the broad objectives and needs of management accounting.

Explain the role of objectivity in management accounting and ethical considerations in decision-making.

Identify the influence of external factors and concepts like contingency theory on management accounting systems.

Understand the differences and responsibilities between staff and line management in organizations.

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Definitions:

Actor-Network

A theoretical and methodological approach within sociology and science and technology studies that emphasizes the agency of both human and non-human entities in the creation of social phenomena.

Micro-Macro

Refers to the analytical frameworks in social science that consider the interplay between individual (micro) and society-wide (macro) phenomena.

Agency-Structure

The ongoing debate and theoretical framework in sociology concerning the extent of an individual's free will (agency) versus the limiting or enabling effects of social structures.

Production And Consumption

The processes of creating goods and services (production) and using or purchasing them (consumption), fundamental to economic systems.