D Question 9 2 pts Solove argues there are four main harms as a consequence of the government's collection of our personal data. One problem is distortion. As an example of distortion, Solove explains how "the government can glean information about us that we might" not want others to know and uses the examples of buying a wig and a book about cancer to show how this problem can unfold. O True False D Question 10 2 pts Another problem Solove identifies is aggregation. For aggregation, Solove uses the example of a writer who buys books on how to manufacture methamphetamine. O True False: Comprehension D Question 7 2 pts Nielsen points out that there are already instances where free speech is limited, so there is a precedent for restricting free speech when considering the problems associated with hate speech. True O False D Question 8 2 pts In "Why Privacy Matters Even if You Have 'Nothing to Hide" by Daniel J. Solove, he compares the Orwellian and Kafkaesque metaphors of how a government may treat its citizenry. He argues the problems associated with government surveillance itself are a greater concern than the problems in how the information is stored, used, and analyzed. True False D Question 9 2 pts Solove argues there are four main harms as a consequence of the government's collection of our personal data. One problem is distortion. As an example of distortion, Solove explains how "the government can glean information about us that we might" not want others to know and uses the examples of buying a wig and a book about cancer to show how this problem can unfold.D Question 4 2 pts While Statsky offers many examples of why competitive sports are bad for children, she does not offer any solutions to the problem. O True False D Question 5 2 pts In "The Case for Restricting Hate Speech" by Laura Beth Nielsen, she argues that free speech protects the disenfranchised over the popular. True O False D Question 6 2 pts Nielsen explains that there is clear evidence that frequent verbal harassment has negative physical, psychological, and academic effects. O True @ Falser Quiz: Comprehension Cho D Question 1 2 pts In "Children Need to Play, Not Compete" by Jessica Statsky, she offers a two-paragraph introduction. O True False D Question 2 2 pts Statsky argues that while overly competitive sports are excellent for a child's physical well being. they are detrimental to a child's psychological well being. O True False D Question 3 2 pts Statsky includes anecdotes about a parent brawl after a game and a coach setting fire to a baseball jersey as examples of poor adult behavior. O True False