Consider the Following Examples of Computer Crime as You Answer

question 4

Multiple Choice

Consider the following examples of computer crime as you answer the question:
i.Social Security numbers are stolen from a company's database.ii.A fraudster uses a computer to identify people over the age of 80 with annual incomes of $250,000 or more.iii.A supervisor receives threats from a worker via e-mail; the worker demands promotion as a condition of not exposing the supervisor's illegal acts.iv.An unhappy customer launches a denial-of-service attack.Which of the following pairs an item from the list with an appropriate description of a business risk?

• A)Extortion, i
• B)Service interruption, ii
• C)Extortion, iii
• D)None of these

Describe alternatives to the AA and 12-step models for addiction recovery.

Acknowledge the significance of meeting attendance and active participation in AA's success.

Understand the implications of the AA program's emphasis on anonymity and its organizational structure.

Recognize the variety of support group options available for substance use disorders.

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Definitions:

Possible Selves

The aspects of oneself that an individual hopes to become, fears becoming, or is curious about.

Self-Esteem

A person's overall sense of their value or worth.

Initiative

In the context of developmental psychology, it refers to a child's ability to initiate and engage in activities with purpose and confidence, considered a crucial stage in Erik Erikson's psychosocial development theory.

Victims

Individuals who have suffered harm, injury, or wrongdoing at the hands of others, often in the context of crime or abuse.