…………… work ethic is important because when you are at work, you are expected to perform your duties without wasting time or getting paid for doing very little.

What is business ethics?

The three major types of ethical issues include except?

______ is the ability to commit to doing what is right no matter the situation.

It is important to have a good ____________ to be successful in your career.

A person who is punished (or not rewarded) for unethical behaviour ______________.

An employee’s response to a moral or ethical issue depends in part on

The principal cause of ethical compromises within business is _________.

Which of the following is not usually the objective of a code of ethics?

Which of these devices uses the least amount of energy?

Which one of these scenarios are ethical issues

Who of these groups are likely stakeholders for a fast food company app for delivery

Companies creating an app will need to be aware of

There is always a right answer to an ethical question

What is a benefit of using robots in the health service in the future

AI devices like Alexa should listen out for criminal activity

Censorship is...

1.Government organisations block content related to alleged extreme politics. This is an example of ……………..?

2.Monitoring behaviour of employees is an example of …………..?

3.Complete this sentence: Artificial intelligence enables computers to perform activities at a human expert level using complex ………………………

4.Which of the following is an example of a positive effect of the computer on the environment?

5.What aspect of a website plays an important role in increasing its global viewership?

6. Which of the following is the correct method to dispose of old computers and mobile phones?

9.Which of the following does lower the energy consumed by a computer?

10.Which of the following is incorrect about how the computer has affected the workforce?

Which law protects individuals personal data that may be collected by a business?

Which law protects creative works from being used without the owners permission?

What is open source software?

Why might it be difficult to tell if code has been copied from someone else?

Some people think all code should be freely available. Why do you think this is?

Michael uses some of the software he develops for SekureSoft in his own games software

Michael employs people in China and India to write routines for his game software; he pays them a very low wage to do this work.

Do you think the Government should have access to our private data?

Which law was designed to give certain groups the legal right to carry out digital surveillance and access digital communication held by a person or organisation.

Which of these toxic elements is NOT found in computers ?

Behaving ethically means doing..?

Do you think doing the right thing and doing what's legal, the same ?

The first and foremost obligation of registered professional engineers is to:

WHICH SENSE OF ENGINEERING ETHICS DO YOU THINK YIELDS BETTER RESULTS

An Engineer who observes his colleague copying confidential information unauthorized

Which ethical theory incorporates the three-part soul?

Which part of your soul should be in control of you?

TRUE or FALSE: Selfishness is the same as self-interest.

Which part of the soul is responsible for seeking pleasure and avoiding pain?

Which of the following best states the position of utilitarianism?

What is ethics?

WHY is ethics important in a society?

Family influence is one of the influential agents on the formation of an individual's ethics.

_____________ theory states that the God has revealed his will in the form of commands that are made available to us through oral tradition & holy scripture.

___________________ theory states that the right and wrong are based on social norms.

A ____________ is a person, who could be an employee of a company, or a government agency, disclosing information to the public or some higher authority about any wrongdoing, which could be in the form of fraud, corruption, etc.

Five moral dimensions of the information age:

Basic concepts for ethical analysis

Three main ways that intellectual property is protected:

The figure explain about ?

________ is the use of computers to assemble data from different sources to create electronic dossiers of detailed information about individuals.

________ is a new data analysis technology that finds hidden connections between data in disparate sources.

Interpretations of Moore's law assert that:

Which of the following best describes the effects that new information technology has on society?

Cookies created during Web site visits are stored

What can you elaborate about this figure

Information systems raise new ethical questions because they create opportunities for:

Responsibility:

Accepting the potential costs, duties, and obligations for decisions

Liability:

Mechanisms for identifying responsible parties

Due process:

Laws are well-known and understood, with an ability to appeal to higher authorities

Action taken under European Directive on Data Protection:

Internet challenges to privacy:

Intellectual property: intangible property of any kind created by individuals or corporations

In the ________ model of informed consent, personal information can be collected until the consumer specifically requests that his or her data not be collected.

Key differences between software and books include all of the following except

1. "Just because something is legal does not mean that it is ethical." 

This phrase belongs to Deontology theory.

1. Deontologists tend to reason as follows, “I strongly believe that x is the best decision because everyone has a duty to treat elsewhere respect.”

1. Virtue ethics are based on cultivating good habits.

1. Greater pool of knowledge is NOT an advantage of Group Decision Making.

1. If you have been part of the group that has brought into final decision, you will have deeper commitment to the decision.

1. Brainstorming is a technique used to help groups generate multiple ideas and alternatives in problem solving.

1. There are 10 Rules for good brainstorming session.

1. A.F Osborn who developed Brainstorming Technique was an Engineer.

1. There are THREE (3) main types of conflicts.

1. Personality conflicts happens because a manager does NOT like his/her employee.

1. Group decision making also known as collaborative decision making.

1. Decision Trees are one of the tools in Decision Making.

1. Organisations and individuals DO NOT use decision trees as part of decision making because they are very hard and messy.

1. Decision Trees are mostly used for ethical dilemmas.

1. Groups takes longer time to make decisions.

1. The larger the group, the lower the quality of the decision.

1. Decision making accuracy is lower when group member know a good deal about relevant issues.

1. Conflict only takes one form in an organisation.

1. Being a good listener is a way to build cross-cultural relationships.

1. Conflict is simply disagreement, a perfectly normal state of affairs.

1. Conflict may take place in 6 different forms.

1. From the standpoint of the organization, dysfunctional conflict is a conflict that hinders the organization’s performance or threatens its interests.

1. Natural for people in functional organizations to pursue different objectives and to be rewarded accordingly, but this means that conflict is practically built into the system.

1. Dysfunctional conflict is a conflict that increases an organization’s performance.

1. A Manager must do whatever they can to remove negative conflict.

1. Openness is one of the behaviours which will help someone to handle conflict a better way.

1. Being positive is NOT how a person handle conflict.

1. Asking questions or interrogating your assumptions can also help us think outside the box to solve problems.

1. Group decision making also known as collaborative decision making.

1. Group decisions are subject to factors such as deontology, egoism, and utilitarianism.

What is the definition of adaptability?

Ahmad is a strategic decision maker. Which of the following attributes/habits does he have?

‘Strategists have a knack for identifying patterns and making meaning out of overarching trends.’ Which of the following characteristics of a strategic decision-maker matches the above?

Managers readily empathize with other managers and want to do what a good manager would do in a particular situation. These Managers use_________theory.

How many ‘Ethical Hazard Approaching’ signs are there?

“It may seem unethical BUT it is just part of the job” The above refers to….

____________ consist of assets like a strong corporate structure and a robust human resources department.

“What obstacles do we face?” This question is asked when analysing

Why SWOT Analysis is important?

There are_________ main disadvantages of Group decision making.

Which of the following is NOT one of the five attributes of a strategic decision maker?

Strategic Foresight gives us a framework to identify___________, and then use this insight      to map out possible futures.

What is an inquisitive mind?

How many Ethical theories are there?

Which of the following is one of the Ethical theories?

Ali always asks himself, “How does the action relate to me? If the action furthers my interest, then it is alright.” Which of the following Ethical theories does Ali follow?

Which of the following is a decision-making tool?

Which of the following stands for SWOT?

How many Advantages are there for Group Decision Making?

Extroversion is how________, sociable and assertive a person is.

Which legislation covers ways to prevent RSI?

Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) employers can be issued with an 'enforcement notice'. What does this mean?

Which one of the following statements is incorrect? 'In order to comply with GDPR an organisation should' . . .

Which of the following is NOT a consequence of failing to comply with GDPR?

Which UK independent public body is responsible for upholding information rights and data privacy?

Which method of communicating updates in legislation to employees matches this description:

When a new employee starts they should receive a copy of the health and safety policy and also receive any necessary training on health and safety issues

Which method of communicating updates in legislation to employees matches this description:

By placing posters about changes throughout the organisation (in a place that is likely to be seen e.g. staff room notice board) the organisation can provide a constant reminder. These posters should be eye-catching and may include diagrams to help make instructions clearer

Which method of communicating updates in legislation to employees matches this description:

Used to pass on key information to staff as all staff will have access to this, and files can be stored in a folder named clearly for H&S purposes. More than one member of staff can access this at the same time, and can be referred to easily if needed. Ensures all staff access the most up-to-date information.

Which FOUR of the following would be a consequence of a GDPR breach?

Which of the following is NOT a practical way to comply with fire legislation in an organisation?