Cyber Ethics Quiz

What is the main focus of Utilitarianism?

• Promoting sadness

• Fostering happiness

• Encouraging anger

• Spreading fear

According to the Realist Theory of Law, who is considered the lawmaker?

• The subjects

• The sovereign

• The legislative body

• The judge

What is the main principle of Natural Law theory?

• Law is based on private property

• Law is the rule laid down by the sovereign

• Law is made by individuals

• Law is the command of the state

What is the purpose of the doctrine of double effect (DDE) in New Natural Law?

• To prevent harm

• To intentionally cause harm

• To bring about greater good

• To foresee and intend harm

Which theory believes that law is the rule made and enforced by the sovereign body of the state?

• Positive Law Theory

• Marxist Law Theory

• Realist Theory of Law

• Natural Law theory

What is the main limitation of Utilitarianism mentioned in the text?

• It accounts for feelings and emotions

• It predicts consequences with certainty

• It values justice and individual rights

• It creates a black-and-white construct of morality

What is the underlying assumption of the work related to Cyber Ethics?

• The control over technology forces

• The architectonic role of moral ideals

• The directive role of technology

• The elimination of human control

Which theory believes that there can be conflicting moral views worthy of respect?

• Contractarianism

• Moral Pluralism

• Realist Theory of Law

• Utilitarianism

What is the Law of the Horse related to in the text?

• Cyber Law

• Internet regulations

• Mid-1990s cyberlaw

• Judge's presentation

What is the main role of the market in constraining cyberspace activities according to Lessig?

• Creating architectural constraints

• Setting prices for goods and services

• Imposing social norms

• Regulating behavior through laws