If a Person Obtains Your Credit Card Number by Standing

question 49

Multiple Choice

If a person obtains your credit card number by standing close enough to you to either see your credit card or hear you speak the number during a telephone call, they are

• A) shoulder surfing.
• B) dumpster diving.
• C) pretexting.
• D) skimming.

Evaluate the equilibrium theory in understanding social change and its criticisms.

Differentiate between fashion, fads, and crazes with relevant examples.

Explain the impact of demographic shifts on social change with Canadian examples.

Compare and contrast different theories relating to crowd behavior, specifically emergent norm theory, contagion theory, and convergence theory.

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Definitions:

Major-Life Activity

Activities that are of great importance to most people's daily lives, such as walking, breathing, and working.

Americans With Disabilities Act

A civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability, ensuring equal opportunity for individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life.

Age Discrimination

Unfair treatment of individuals due to their age, particularly in employment practices.

Employment Discrimination

Unfair or unfavorable treatment of employees or job applicants based on race, gender, age, religion, national origin, disability, or other protected characteristics.