What Does the SAFETY Act Do

question 10

Multiple Choice

What does the SAFETY Act do?

• A) It was created to use behavior profiling and things like body temperature and blink rate to discern mal-intent of a person.
• B) Any tangible thing pertinent to a terrorism investigation is gathered and roving wiretaps permit the government to obtain intelligence surveillance orders that identify neither the person nor the facility.
• C) It authorizes cybersecurity attacks and the military has been drafting cyber rules of engagement.
• D) It incentivizes the deployment of new and innovative anti-terrorism technologies by providing liability protections to companies whose products or services have successfully passed DHS review.

Recognize the role of technology in shaping modern societies and the challenges of technological advancements.

Understand the concepts of cultural homogenization and resistance within the context of globalization.

Understand the variability in eyewitness identification accuracy and confidence between genders.

Identify and describe the subsystems and components of human memory, including sensory, working, and long-term memories.

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Definitions:

Reaction Sites

Specific regions on a molecule where a chemical reaction occurs or is facilitated.

Particle Orientation

The specific alignment or direction of particles' axes relative to each other or to external fields, influencing their reactions and properties.

Kinetic Energy

The energy that an object possesses due to its motion, calculated as half the mass times the velocity squared.

Molecular Level

Pertains to the scale at which properties and phenomena are described in terms of molecules and their interactions.