Question 1

All of the following are commandments of computer ethics except

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A) Thou shalt not use the company's computer for personal business. 
B) Thou shalt not snoop around in other people's computer files. 
C) Thou shalt not copy or use proprietary software for which you have not paid. 
D) Thou shalt not appropriate other people's intellectual output. 
A) Thou shalt not use the company's computer for personal business. 
B) Thou shalt not snoop around in other people's computer files. 
C) Thou shalt not copy or use proprietary software for which you have not paid. 
D) Thou shalt not appropriate other people's intellectual output.

Question 2

Evaluate the use of GPS to monitor the activities and locales of employees.

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From the company's perspective,it is pay

Question 3

At one time,it was assumed that the use of robotics in the workplace would lead to:

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A) more jobs 
B) fewer jobs 
C) no change in the number of jobs 
D) higher tech jobs 
A) more jobs 
B) fewer jobs 
C) no change in the number of jobs 
D) higher tech jobs

Question 4

A continuing concern in the reahn of privacy issues is:

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A) identity theft. 
B) DNA duplication. 
C) theft of intellectual property. 
D) the distinction between "opting in" versus "opting out." 
A) identity theft. 
B) DNA duplication. 
C) theft of intellectual property. 
D) the distinction between "opting in" versus "opting out."

Question 5

There is some question about the ethics of Internet search engine companies accepting payment from businesses interested in receiving a higher ranking in search categories.Discuss the ethical implications of this practice.Is this
an ethical issue,or simply free enterprise at work?

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The primary ethical issue here seems to

Question 6

Companies use technology through the use of cookies and spam to invade consumer privacy.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Using biology to discover,develop,manufacture,market,and sell products and services is called

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A) bioethics. 
B) biotechnology. 
C) bionics. 
D) bio-commerce. 
A) bioethics. 
B) biotechnology. 
C) bionics. 
D) bio-commerce.

Question 8

One of the primary problems associated with electronic commerce has been the proliferation of online scams.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The most significant obstacle to the use of biotechnology is

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A) fear that the technology will not work. 
B) the potential for public backlash. 
C) lack of funds to support research. 
D) government requirements for prolonged tests on human subjects. 
A) fear that the technology will not work. 
B) the potential for public backlash. 
C) lack of funds to support research. 
D) government requirements for prolonged tests on human subjects.

Question 10

The Non GMO Project is:

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A) non-profit collaboration of manufacturers,retailers,processors,distributors,farmers,seed companies and consumers 
B) mission driven to ensure the lack of non-GMO choices 
C) about everyone having limited availability of non-GMO choices 
D) about genetically modified foods 
A) non-profit collaboration of manufacturers,retailers,processors,distributors,farmers,seed companies and consumers 
B) mission driven to ensure the lack of non-GMO choices 
C) about everyone having limited availability of non-GMO choices 
D) about genetically modified foods

Question 11

The most basic moral question involved in stern cell research is

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A) what constitutes human life. 
B) who "owns" the embryo. 
C) the use to which the results of the research will be applied. 
D) who will benefit from the research. 
A) what constitutes human life. 
B) who "owns" the embryo. 
C) the use to which the results of the research will be applied. 
D) who will benefit from the research.

Question 12

Consider an anecdote of a woman renting a car in California and being charged a large penalty because she drove out of state.The rental car company had tracked her locales through a global positioning system (GPS),allegedly without telling the woman that they would be doing so.Apparently the woman was upset because she was not told
about the GPS.Is the failure to tell her the main issue?

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Informing a customer that she will be tr

Question 13

Some companies involved in biotech research hire bioethicists to monitor the ethical issues raised by their investigations.Can these bioethicists,paid by the firm doing the research,be objective?

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The simple answer is no,because no human

Question 14

Employers' monitoring of workers is not limited to their use of computers and the Internet.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Discuss the pros and cons of genetic testing.Analyze what impact you believe the Genetic Information and
Nondiscrimination Act will have on this issue.

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Although the prediction is that one day,

Question 16

The use of electronic means by a company to watch or monitor its employees is called

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A) management. 
B) control. 
C) surveillance. 
D) mentoring. 
A) management. 
B) control. 
C) surveillance. 
D) mentoring.

Question 17

The revolution in biotechnology is a result of DNA research.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Our world is currently dominated by

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A) industrial technology. 
B) robotics. 
C) information technology and biotechnology. 
D) spiritual technology. 
A) industrial technology. 
B) robotics. 
C) information technology and biotechnology. 
D) spiritual technology.

Question 19

Privacy and informed consent are issues that

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A) are the same whether one is surfmg the Web or visiting the local hardware store. 
B) are always readily apparent to users of the Internet. 
C) are of little importance to consumers of e-commerce. 
D) become even more important on the Internet than in brick-and-mortar businesses. 
A) are the same whether one is surfmg the Web or visiting the local hardware store. 
B) are always readily apparent to users of the Internet. 
C) are of little importance to consumers of e-commerce. 
D) become even more important on the Internet than in brick-and-mortar businesses.

Question 20

The most intensely monitored employee activities are

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A) productivity and break times. 
B) alcohol and tobacco consumption. 
C) e-mail and Internet usage. 
D) break times and absenteeism. 
A) productivity and break times. 
B) alcohol and tobacco consumption. 
C) e-mail and Internet usage. 
D) break times and absenteeism.

All of the following are commandments of computer ethics except

Evaluate the use of GPS to monitor the activities and locales of employees.

At one time,it was assumed that the use of robotics in the workplace would lead to:

A continuing concern in the reahn of privacy issues is:

There is some question about the ethics of Internet search engine companies accepting payment from businesses interested in receiving a higher ranking in search categories.Discuss the ethical implications of this practice.Is this an ethical issue,or simply free enterprise at work?

Companies use technology through the use of cookies and spam to invade consumer privacy.

Using biology to discover,develop,manufacture,market,and sell products and services is called

One of the primary problems associated with electronic commerce has been the proliferation of online scams.

The most significant obstacle to the use of biotechnology is

The Non GMO Project is:

The most basic moral question involved in stern cell research is

Some companies involved in biotech research hire bioethicists to monitor the ethical issues raised by their investigations.Can these bioethicists,paid by the firm doing the research,be objective?

Employers' monitoring of workers is not limited to their use of computers and the Internet.

Discuss the pros and cons of genetic testing.Analyze what impact you believe the Genetic Information and Nondiscrimination Act will have on this issue.

The use of electronic means by a company to watch or monitor its employees is called

The revolution in biotechnology is a result of DNA research.

Our world is currently dominated by

Privacy and informed consent are issues that

The most intensely monitored employee activities are

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Exam 9: Business Ethics and Technology

All of the following are commandments of computer ethics except

Evaluate the use of GPS to monitor the activities and locales of employees.

At one time,it was assumed that the use of robotics in the workplace would lead to:

A continuing concern in the reahn of privacy issues is:

There is some question about the ethics of Internet search engine companies accepting payment from businesses interested in receiving a higher ranking in search categories.Discuss the ethical implications of this practice.Is this an ethical issue,or simply free enterprise at work?

Companies use technology through the use of cookies and spam to invade consumer privacy.

Using biology to discover,develop,manufacture,market,and sell products and services is called

One of the primary problems associated with electronic commerce has been the proliferation of online scams.

The most significant obstacle to the use of biotechnology is

The Non GMO Project is:

The most basic moral question involved in stern cell research is

Some companies involved in biotech research hire bioethicists to monitor the ethical issues raised by their investigations.Can these bioethicists,paid by the firm doing the research,be objective?

Employers' monitoring of workers is not limited to their use of computers and the Internet.

Discuss the pros and cons of genetic testing.Analyze what impact you believe the Genetic Information and Nondiscrimination Act will have on this issue.

The use of electronic means by a company to watch or monitor its employees is called

The revolution in biotechnology is a result of DNA research.

Our world is currently dominated by

Privacy and informed consent are issues that

The most intensely monitored employee activities are

The Business and Society Relationship

Orporate Citi7cnship: Social Responsibility Ferformancc, Sustolinability

The Stoikt:holdc:r Approach to Businssotit:l, and Elhics

Corporate Governance: Founda Tion31 Luet

Strategic F Anagen1ent and Corpor3te Public Policy

Lss-Ue, Risk, and Crisis Tanage1ucnt

Busi Ness Ethics Fundamentals

Personal Aud Organizational Ethics

Ethical Issues in the Global Arena

Business, Go,crnmcnl, and Rcgulation

Business Influence on Gocrnment and Public Policy

Consun1er Stakeholders:information Issues and Responses

Consu1ner Stakeholders:product and Service Lssues

Sustolinability and the Naturnl Enironmenl

Buiiinc11s Iand Community Stakcholdn1

Employee Stolkeholders and Vorkplace Jssud

Employtt Stnkcholdcr11: Privacy, Safcty, and Tlcalth

E1nploy 1ncnt Discrhnination and Affir1native Action

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