The Characteristics That Distinguish Computer Processing from Manual Processing Would

question 63

Multiple Choice

The characteristics that distinguish computer processing from manual processing would not include

• A)a decrease of management supervision of operations.
• B)automatic initiation and execution of transactions.
• C)the possible concentration of control activities.
• D)a high potential for unauthorized access to data.

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Definitions:

Dominant Group

A social group that possesses the majority of wealth, power, and status in a society, often setting norms and values.

Demographic Shifts

Changes in the composition of a population over time, which can include factors like age, ethnicity, gender distribution, and migration patterns.

Social Institutions

Structured systems of social order that govern the behavior and expectations of individuals within a society, such as family, education, and government.

Socially Constructed

A concept or perception that does not inherently exist in nature but is created and maintained by society or social groups.