I think this process would be Decision-Making, because the scenario is that you have to decide on what topic you are going to pick, based on research and what you think would be the best resolution. I don't think that Conflict resolution would be correct because there is no conflict and neither Negotiation nor Verbal Communication have anything to do with this, so i believe it's safe to assume the correct answer would be Decision Making.
A. Changing the company name when the same letter is sent to different companies
The find and replace tool is meant to help replace all instances of a certain piece of text with a different piece of text.
For example, if a letter was sent to Company A, the find and replace tool could change every time the letter says “Company A” and make it say “Company B” instead so the same letter could be sent to Company B.
Answer: B) Pseudocode should be properly formatted.
Explanation:
Pseudocode is defined as in the informal description of the given sequence, there is no need that it should be formatted properly. There is no such restriction required in the pseudocode as they are read by the humans not by the computer programs.
Pseudocode should be terminating, executable and unambiguous and it uses structural convention of the programming language rather than using machine reading.
Answer:
Related factors
Explanation:
Related factors are those factors "that appear to show some type of patterned relationship with a nursing diagnosis". For example, there are some factors that may increase the vulnerability of an unhealthy event in a person or group. These factors may be psychological, physiological, or chemical factors. Hence these factors are considered related factors if they have any relationship with a particular disease or nursing diagnosis.
Answer:
Explanation:
Pharming involves redirecting users to a fraudulent website even when the user has typed in the correct address in the web browser. An individual can accomplish this by changing the hosts file of the web address that the user is trying to access or by exploiting a DNS server error. Both of which will allow the individual to convince the victim that they are accessing the website that they were trying to access, but instead they have been redirected to a website that looks identical but is owned by the individual. The victim then enters their valuable and private information into the website and the individual can see it all and use it as they wish. Usually, this is done to steal banking information.
