The Use of an Organization's Operational Data as the Source

question 15

Multiple Choice

The use of an organization's operational data as the source data for a BI system is not usually recommended because it ________.

• A) is not possible to create reports based on operational data
• B) is not possible to perform business intelligence analyses on operational data
• C) requires considerable processing and can drastically reduce system performance
• D) considers only external data and not internal data regarding an organization's functions

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Definitions:

Deconstructed Self-concept

Refers to the process of breaking down one's self-identity into various components to better understand the influences and factors that shape their sense of self.

Selective Perception

The process by which individuals selectively interpret what they see, hear, and feel based on their own experiences, attitudes, and beliefs.

Selective Retention

The process by which individuals remember only information that supports their beliefs or opinions, often ignoring opposing evidence.

Stimulus Discrimination

Stimulus discrimination is a concept in behavioral psychology where an organism learns to respond differently to various stimuli that are similar but not identical.