Matching
1. Assumption of identity a. Michelle provided false information about herself and created a fictitious identity so as to engage in online flirtation.
2. Theft for employment b. Matthew used a stolen driver's license to open a fake bank account and acquire false credit cards.
3. Reverse criminal record identity theft c. Ashley stole personal information from her neighbor to create documents that helped her gain entry into the United States.
4. Virtual identity fraud d. Joshua changes physical characteristics, analyzes personal histories, and masters communication nuances of his friend Jason.
5. Credit or financial theft e. To protect herself from her criminal record, Amanda used her mother's ID to apply for government benefits.
1. d
2. c
3. e
4. a
5. b
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The variance is:
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Match the policy to the underlying perspective
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What will be an ideal response?