When Selecting an Identifier, One Should

question 52

Multiple Choice

When selecting an identifier, one should:

• A) use intelligent keys.
• B) use large composite keys instead of single-attribute surrogate keys.
• C) choose a candidate key that will not change its value over the life of each instance of the entity type.
• D) choose a candidate key such that for each instance of the entity, the attribute is guaranteed to have valid values or is null.
• E) choose a candidate key that allows for duplicate values.

Recognize common mistakes in crafting persuasive messages and strategies to avoid them.

Comprehend the role of persuasion in professional communication and ethical considerations.

Differentiate between emotional, logical, and ethical appeals in persuasive messages.

Know the steps involved in creating a persuasive message, from analysis to writing.

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