Building in Internal Controls After the Systems Design Phase Is

question 40

Multiple Choice

Building in internal controls after the systems design phase is a _______ process compared to building them in at the time the systems development occurs:

• A)costly but efficient
• B)inexpensive but inefficient
• C)costly and inefficient
• D)inexpensive and efficient

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Definitions:

Need for Achievement

The motivation to reach a significantly challenging goal, overcome obstacles, and exert a high standard of success in one's endeavors.

McClelland

Refers to David McClelland, a psychologist known for his work on motivation, notably the theory of Needs which includes the need for achievement, power, and affiliation.

Homeostasis

The process by which a living organism or cell maintains stable conditions necessary for its survival, such as temperature and pH balance.

Imbalanced State

A condition or situation where stability is disrupted, leading to a lack of equilibrium in physiological or psychological states.