Indicate Which of the Features of an Effective Internal Control

question 23

Multiple Choice

Indicate which of the features of an effective internal control system are involved in the practices set out in the following question: Segregation of duties involve:

• A) clearly establishing responsibility lines.
• B) maintaining effective records.
• C) separating record-keeping from handling of assets.
• D) physically protecting sensitive assets.

Understand the factors contributing to infant mortality and how it can be reduced.

Recognize the importance of prenatal care in reducing risks of low birth weight.

Understand the causes and prevention strategies for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

Identify the needs and proper care practices for low-birth-weight infants.

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Definitions:

Contrast Error

Occurs when we compare people against one another instead of against an objective standard.

Nonrelevancy Error

An error made during the employee appraisal process where information irrelevant to job performance influences the evaluation.

First-impression Error

is a bias in evaluation or judgment where early information or initial impressions unduly influence someone's perception of another person or situation.

On-the-job Training

A method of professional development where employees acquire skills and knowledge during the course of their regular work activities, often under the guidance of experienced colleagues.