The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Offers One- and Two-Day

question 73

Essay

The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners offers one- and two-day seminars to its members throughout the year; members find out about the seminars via the association's web site or a catalog mailed on a quarterly basis.Each seminar must have at least ten registrants, but can have no more than thirty registrants.Association staff process seminar registrations, which may come in through the mail, over the phone or via the web site.Payment must be made in advance; the association does not refund registration fees for "no-shows." Each seminar has a single speaker who is paid a fixed fee regardless of the number of attendees; the speaker's fee is paid at the end of the seminar.A speaker may present the same seminar multiple times during the year, but each speaker is focused on a single seminar topic.At the end of each seminar, attendees receive a signed certificate of completion after they respond to a short quiz based on the seminar's content.Create database specifications (table and field names) for the registration and collection process.Indicate primary keys by underlining and foreign keys with brackets.

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Definitions:

Priming

A psychological effect whereby exposure to one stimulus influences the response to a subsequent stimulus, without conscious guidance or intention.

False Memories

An inaccurate or distorted recollection of an event that feels very real to the person remembering it.

Imagination Inflation

A phenomenon where vividly imagining an event can increase confidence that the event actually occurred in the past.

Misinformation Effect

A situation where someone's memory of lived experiences is altered inaccurately by details learned after the events took place.