The Use of Huge Databases That Combine All of a Company's

question 46

Multiple Choice

The use of huge databases that combine all of a company's data and allow users to access the data directly, create reports, and obtain responses to what-if questions is referred to as:

• A) data mining.
• B) data processing.
• C) transaction processing systems.
• D) data warehousing.

Comprehend the role of source credibility, including trustworthiness and expertise, in facilitating attitude and behavior change.

Grasp the key concepts and models of persuasion, such as the Elaboration Likelihood Model and the Five Factor Model.

Identify factors that affect obedience, including surveillance, expertise, and command hierarchy.

Analyze the impact of emotional and rational appeals in persuasion tactics.

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Definitions:

Minimum Percentage

The lowest allowable or required fraction or rate of a quantity, often set as a standard or threshold.

Assets

Resources owned by a company, regarded as having value and available to meet debts, commitments, or legacies.

Invest

The action of allocating resources, usually financial, with the expectation of achieving a profit or material result.

ESOPs

Employee Stock Ownership Plans; these provide company stocks to employees as part of a retirement plan or incentive program.