A learner emits a trained behavior in places or at times without having to be retrained completely. This can be observed across settings, time, and subjects. What does this define?

For a motivating operation’s behavior-altering effect, a decrease in the current frequency of behavior that has been reinforced by some stimulus, object, or event is called a(n) _____________

What command is used to create a file in Linux?   

Over many years Jordan has been hungry and enjoyed meals while simultaneously playing video games. Now, every time he plays video games (even outside of meal times) he finds himself to be hungry and need a snack. What type of conditioned motivating operation is this?

Bob is learning how to navigate the Linux file system and needs to change directories to access a specific folder named “projects” located in his home directory. Alice, his mentor, shows him a simple command that allows him to move from his current directory to the “projects” directory efficiently. What command does Alice teach Bob to use for changing directories in the Linux terminal?

During the semester, we tried and demonstrated different tools during class and in the several of the Exercise Reports.    Which of the following was NOT one of the tools/sites/utilities that we demonstrated or covered during the course?

What type of attack involves inserting malicious code into a web application’s input fields to manipulate the database and gain unauthorized access to data? It often will look like this below: select column1, column2 from tablename or: select * from tablename;Conditions:select columns from tablename where condition;   Same answer for both blanks.    

Alice, a network administrator, is investigating unusual network activity on Bob’s computer. She needs a set of advanced system utilities and monitoring tools to analyze processes, file system activity, and network connections in real-time on Bob’s Windows machine. What suite of tools, originally developed by Mark Russinovich and now owned by Microsoft, should Alice use for this in-depth system analysis?

Another reason an encryption algorithm can be easily cracked is an issue known as key space, or the number of possible keys that can be used.  A weak and small key space implies that it’s easier to conduct a(n) ____________________ attack against the encryption, where the attacker will try all possible keys.

A file that contains a list of passwords that are hashed is known as ___________________