Computer programs have been designed that can recognize matching human faces with the same accuracy as a human being, but the computer loses its efficiency at this process when

a. the faces are viewed from an angle.
b. the faces are of children or the elderly.
c. animal faces are substituted for human faces.
d. the faces of people with scars or deformities

The federal sentencing guidelines for organizations set the tone for organizational ethics compliance programs by question 1 options: a) codifying into law incentives for organizations to take action such as developing ethical compliance programs to prevent misconduct. b) forcing all organizations to develop mandatory reporting systems and ethics programs. c) eliminating most of the federal legislation that created inefficient and time-consuming activities for businesses. d) providing detailed guidelines for how to set up organizational ethics programs to guard against unethical conduct. e) providing a thorough examination of company codes of ethics to determine whether they are sufficient.