The Fault-Tolerant Nature of the DNS Ensures That

question 52

Multiple Choice

The fault-tolerant nature of the DNS ensures that:

• A)if users can’t reach a host computer, they are redirected back to the previous page.
• B)mistyped or misspelled Web addresses are automatically corrected.
• C)if a document or file can’t be accessed, it won’t result in a 404 error.
• D)the service continues functioning even if one nameserver goes down.
• E)mismatched host names and domain names are still assigned with the correct IP address.

Identify perceptual errors and their implications in organizational evaluations.

Understand the bias in underestimating situational factors versus overestimating personal factors.

Gain insights into the role of consistency, distinctiveness, and consensus in attribution theory.

Recognize the influence of recent encounters on comparative assessments of individuals.

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Definitions:

Institution of Slavery

A social and economic system where individuals are owned by others, denied freedom, and forced to work without wages.

Northwest Native Americans

Indigenous peoples from the Northwestern United States, known for their rich cultural heritage, including totem poles, potlatch ceremonies, and highly skilled fishing techniques.

Treaty of Greenville

A 1795 agreement between the United States and Native American tribes in the Ohio Valley, which ended the Northwest Indian War and opened up much of present-day Ohio to American settlement.

Ceded

The act of giving up power or territory, often as a result of negotiating after a conflict or a treaty.