What Is Information Technology Architecture

question 94

Multiple Choice

What is information technology architecture?

• A) A set of photographs of all an organization's existing hardware
• B) A basic framework for all the computers, systems, and information management that support organizational services
• C) An IT plan that incorporates all an organization's existing IT investments
• D) A diagram of all an organization's servers
• E) A diagram of all an organization's networks

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Definitions:

Overcorrection

A term that encompasses several different techniques and behavioral principles to reduce inappropriate behavior. The objective is to have students practice repeatedly a positive behavior contingent on the performance of an inappropriate behavior.

Appropriate Behaviors

Actions or reactions of an individual in a given situation that are considered suitable, acceptable, or desired according to societal norms or specific settings.

Punishment Procedures

Techniques used to decrease the likelihood of a behavior recurring, typically by introducing a negative consequence or withdrawing a positive stimulus.

Escape Conditioning

A term synonymous with negative reinforcement but tends to be more descriptive of the process.