Describe what a nonmaterial culture is made of
What will be an ideal response?
A nonmaterial culture is made up of intangibles such as language, customs, values, norms, principles, scientific formulae, etc., i.e., it exists at the level of ideas, beliefs, and mental imagery. While these ideas and thoughts may be written down and also have practical implications, they are generally not concrete. However, these ideas are as equally important as tangible objects in any given culture.
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Which of the following Constitutional Amendments poses the fewest challenges to computer crime investigators faced with interpreting and applying it?
a. the First Amendment b. the Fifth Amendment c. the Fourteenth Amendment d. the Fourth Amendment
Which of the following is a advantage of a closed-ended question?
A. They specify more clearly the researcher's focus. B. Survey questions must be understood in the same way by all respondents. C. Responses are more likely to focus on the issue of concern to the researcher. D. Responses can easily be scored and analyzed after the survey is completed.
In this type of plea agreement, the defendant pleads guilty to a charge in the indictment in exchange for other charges in the indictment being dropped.
A. charge bargain B. count bargain C. reduction bargain D. nolo contendere
The factors of total power, rewards and punishments, exchange relationships, and inmate leadership a. exist in only a few prisons
b. exist only in state prisons. c. exist only in federal prisons. d. make prisons more difficult to govern than other institutions.