Discretion Differs from Filtering in That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Discretion differs from filtering in that:

• A) filtering uses specific guidelines, while discretion does not.
• B) the filtering process provides greater authority than discretion.
• C) filtering allows for more informality in the administration of justice than does discretion.
• D) discretion occurs only after the filtering process has been completed.
• E) discretion and filtering are basically the same processes.

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Definitions:

Sentiment Analysis

A computational process of identifying and categorizing opinions expressed in a piece of text to determine the writer's or speaker's attitude towards a particular topic.

Attitudinal

relates to attitudes or mannerisms, often referring to the psychological aspect that determines how people perceive and interact with their environment.

Secondary Data Collection

The process of gathering existing data that was collected by someone else for a purpose other than the current research need.

Database Search

The process of querying a database to retrieve specific information or records based on certain criteria.