"Users Want Some Semblance of Control Over Their Personal Data

question 64

Multiple Choice

"Users want some semblance of control over their personal data, even if they are not bothered to manage it." This is often known as:

• A) the paradox of privacy.
• B) crowdsourcing.
• C) Metcalfe's Law.
• D) uncertainty of decisions.
• E) free rider problem.

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Definitions:

Planning Fallacy

The tendency for plans to be overly optimistic because the planner fails to allow for unexpected problems.

Overly Optimistic

Describes a tendency to hold a rosier outlook than reality might support, often resulting in unrealistic expectations.

Hierarchy Of Goals

A prioritized structure of objectives, ranging from the most immediate and individual to the broad and long-term.

Planning Fallacy

The tendency to underestimate how much time is needed to complete a task, leading to overly optimistic time estimations.