Question 7 (4 points) In what type of Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforcement does the respondent not admit fault, but promises to change its practices and avoids further litigation on the issue? 0 Deceptive Trade Practices 0 Unfair Trade Practices 0 Magnuson-Moss Authority 0 Consent Decrees v Hide hint for Question 7 IAPP US Private-Sector Chapter 3 Question 8 (4 points) Which type of privacy is concerned with placing limits on the ability to intrude into another individuals environment. 0 Territorial Privacy 0 Communications Privacy 0 Information Privacy 0 Bodily Privacy v Hide hint for Question 8 IAPP US Private-Sector Chapter 1 Question 9 (4 points) The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, for the Americans with Disabilities Act, oversees which type of privacy? 0 Medical Privacy 0 Workplace Privacy 0 Telemarketing and Marketing Privacy 0 Financial Privacy v Hide hint for Question 9 IAPP US Private-Sector Chapter 3 Question 10 (4 points) Which of the following best describes consent decree? 0 Civil wrongs are recognized by law as the grounds for lawsuits. These wrongs result in an injury or harm that constitutes the basis for a claim by the injured party. Primary goals of are to provide relief for damages incurred and deter others from committing the same wrongs. A judgment entered by agreement of the parties whereby the defendant agrees to stop alleged illegal activity, typically without admitting guilt or wrongdoing. In the privacy enforcement sphere, for example, the FTC has entered into numerousagreements with companies as a result of alleged violations of privacy laws, such as the Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Some laws require regulatory agencies such as the Federal Trade Commission or the Federal Communications Commission to issue regulations and rules. These place specific compliance expectations on the marketplace. 0 Both the federal Congress and the state legislatures have enacted a variety of privacy and security laws. These regulate many different matters, including certain applications of information (such as use of information for marketing or preemployment screening}, certain industries (such as financial institutions or healthcare providers), certain data elements (such as Social Security numbers or driverOs license information) or specific harms (such as identity theft or childrenOs online privacy}. v Hide hint for Question 10 IAPP US Private-Sector Chapter 2 Question 11 (4 points) '2' Saved Financial data, Operational data, and Intellectual property are examples of what? Information Assets of an Organization 0 Public records 0 Publicly Available Information 0 Data Subject v Hide hint for Question 11 IAPP US PrivateSector Chapter 1 Question 12 (4 points) Which branch of government duties include enforcing and administering the law? 0 Executive Branch 0 Legislative Branch 0 Judicial Branch 0 Congressional Branch v Hide hint for Question 12 IAPP US Private-Sector Chapter 2