Identity theft and consumer health education: a case study teaching the skill of decision making.(Teaching Technique).Journal of School Health 77.7 (Sept 2007): p373(6).
This journal has some great statistics and goes over a lot of detail pertaining to identity theft. It explains the urgency to report to the police department when you have been a victim, and also a nice statistic on how many actually do not report it. This was found using MCC’s online library so it is very creditable.
Identity theft: protect yourself.(OTHER WISE).Techniques 82.6 (Sept 2007): p60(1).
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A great journal with a first hand experience with identity theft. It also has some statistics talking about credit reporting companies and how identity theft affects it. This is also a great source and creditable because it was found using MCC’s online library.
Mann, Joseph. "Internet Use Increases the Risk of Identity Theft." At Issue: Does the Internet Increase the Risk of Crime?. Ed. Lisa Yount. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 2006. Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Mesa Community College. 1 Oct. 2007
This article is really perfect. It contains first hand experiences with identity theft, the various types of identity theft like inside jobs, or even identity theft caused from ecommerce. It has statistics and mentions many different companies and people’s names, giving it a lot of creditability.
2 comments:
When you cite something from the database, remember to list the date you accessed it right before the URL. You did that in the third one, but not the first two.
Kathy
Lol I too looked specifically at your citations. We need to try and get those hammered as outs as citations are like mathmatics; the hard part is in the details.
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