A Local Area Network Is Generally Owned, Used, and Operated

question 17

True/False

A local area network is generally owned, used, and operated by a single organization and allows computers to communicate directly through a common communication line.

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Definitions:

Selective Incentives

Benefits or rewards provided by groups to entice members to join and remain active within the organization, often used within the context of political or social groups.

American Association of Retired People

A large, United States-based non-profit organization focused on issues affecting those over the age of fifty, including health care, employment security, and retirement planning.

Super PACs

Unrestricted in the amount of money they can collect from corporations, unions, and individuals, these independent political committees are, however, forbidden from directly coordinating activities with political parties or candidates.

Issue Advocacy

Political activity aimed at influencing public opinion or policy on specific issues, without expressly supporting or opposing any candidate.