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C. Gridlock
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Python 3.10.9
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Python 3.10.10
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b) The adjustability of the steering wheel
c) The color of the car
d) Seat dimensions
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c) It shortens the time required for design and implementation
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e) All of the above are true
.
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a) it does not impose any expectations of behavior on the respondents
b) it does not rely on the researcher's ability to take notes
c) the researcher is immersed as a participant in the field they are studying
d) it allows the researcher to directly observe people's behavior
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b) Questions should be broad enough to let me take the research in whatever direction I want.
c) Questions should connect with established theory and research.
d) Questions should reflect my research interests and biases.
e) Questions should sound contemporary.
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I:a casual relationship between two variables
II: what appears to be a cause-and-effect relationship between two variables that is actually
coincidental relationship
III:what appears to be a cause-and-effect relationship between two variables that is actually due
to a third confounding factor that affects both variables.
a) i and ii
b) only i
c) ii and iii
d) None of them
e) All of them.
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Group of answer choices
the e-Goverment act
The Graham-Leach-Bliley Act
The Sarbanes Oxley Act
The HIPPA Act
None of the above
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Group of answer choices
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the userID becomes unrestricted
different userIDs weaken overall security
None of the above
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Cookies are passive tracking objects. Invisible graphics than can call out to other web locations
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Group of answer choices
cookies
adware
spyware
web bugs
None of the above
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Group of answer choices
vulnerable to disclosure
protected by link encryption
enclosed in a VPN tunnel
is always protected by SMIME
None of the above
Flag question: Question 20
The Fair Information Practices is a set of principles that
Group of answer choices
set forth the privacy rights of individuals
impose requirments on data collectors
set forth the privacy rights of only federal employees
set forth the privacy rights of US companies doing business in foreign countries
None of the above
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Private sector data mining is a rapidly growing (and lucrative) business. Linking of databases
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consumers. This strategy allows more effective marketing but can also
Group of answer choices
compromise the privacy of individuals
protect the privacy of individuals
compromise individual access control attributes
incorrectly update source databases
None of the above
Flag question: Question 22
The information privacy laws in the European Union are
Group of answer choices
Much stronger than those in the US
Are weaker than those in the US
Are the same as those in the US
Not yet implemented
None of the above
Flag question: Question 23
One technique an individual might employ to protect his/her identity through pseudonymity is
a(n)
Flag question: Question 24
A technology that uses small, low-power wireless radio transmitters for purposes of
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Group of answer choices
RFID
UHFID
VHFID
UHFID
Flag question: Question 25
Telephone companies record data, time, duration, source of all calls. ISPs track sites visited and
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Group of answer choices
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cannot be said to have given informed consent for these data to be collec.
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Write the function quickBST(L) that receives a list L and builds and returns a binary search tree
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quickBST(L) if L is empty, return an empty BST Create a node T containing L [ ] as the key Let
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