The DBMS Serves as an Interface Between an Application Program

question 44

True/False

The DBMS serves as an interface between an application program and the database.

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Definitions:

Opportunistic Behavior

Actions taken by individuals or organizations to exploit circumstances to their advantage without regard for principles or consequences.

Prototype/Willingness Model

This model suggests that behavior is influenced by both rational decision-making processes about a behavior's outcomes (prototypes) and an individual's willingness to engage in the behavior in specific contexts.

Regulatory Focus Model

A psychological theory positing that individuals regulate their behavior through either promotion-focused strategies, aimed at achieving positive outcomes, or prevention-focused strategies, aimed at avoiding negative outcomes.

Social Circumstances

The conditions and factors that influence and shape an individual's social experiences and interactions.