Question 1

Which of these is not, according to Bayles, one of the common features present in most professions?

Accepted Answer

A)  college education 
B)  autonomy in one's work 
C)  organization of members 
D)  certification or licensing 
A)  college education 
B)  autonomy in one's work 
C)  organization of members 
D)  certification or licensing

Question 2

The definition of 'professional' provided by ______________, according to the book, relates most directly to our interests in the ethical responsibilities of professionals.

Accepted Answer

A)  Michel Foucault 
B)  Michael Bayles 
C)  Richard Posner 
D)  Michael Davis 
A)  Michel Foucault 
B)  Michael Bayles 
C)  Richard Posner 
D)  Michael Davis

Question 3

__________________ is a professor at the University of Missouri, Columbia, who presents a wheel of twenty attributes that all professions 'should' have.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________________ is a professor at the University...

Question 4

John Kultgen's wheel has ____ attributes that are deemed necessary for a vocation to be considered a profession.

Accepted Answer

A)  20 
B)  14 
C)  3 
D)  19 
A)  20 
B)  14 
C)  3 
D)  19

Question 5

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-(according to Davis) a set of morally permissible standards of a group that each member of the group (at his/her rational best) wants every other member to follow, even if their doing so would mean that he/she must do the same

Accepted Answer

A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal 
A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal

Question 6

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-a well-known science fiction writer who wrote a series of stories about robots that were constructed with built-in laws

Accepted Answer

A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal 
A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal

Question 7

According to Michael Davis, every profession needs to have a code of ______________ in order for it to be considered a profession.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to Michael Davis, every profession needs...

Question 8

____________________ is a research project at Harvard that examines how young people deal with ethical problems in their professions.

Accepted Answer

The Good W

Question 9

Generally, what are the three components for establishing one's credentials for a profession?

Accepted Answer

1. educati

Question 10

____ is the only state in America that once conducted an effort to license computer scientists.

Accepted Answer

A)  California 
B)  Washington 
C)  Texas 
D)  New York 
A)  California 
B)  Washington 
C)  Texas 
D)  New York

Question 11

The ____ radiation machine killed three people and injured several others in the mid-80s.

Accepted Answer

A)  Turbo-28 
B)  Thyroid-25 
C)  Therapy-34 
D)  Therac-25 
A)  Turbo-28 
B)  Thyroid-25 
C)  Therapy-34 
D)  Therac-25

Question 12

According to Davis' model, ________ are the things we must do to obey the rules.

Accepted Answer

A)  jobs 
B)  tasks 
C)  requirements 
D)  obligations 
A)  jobs 
B)  tasks 
C)  requirements 
D)  obligations

Question 13

How do ideals differ from rules?

Accepted Answer

Unlike with rules, it is not n

Question 14

'____' is not one of the forms of ethical standards in Davis' model.

Accepted Answer

A)  Principles 
B)  Laws 
C)  Rules 
D)  Ideals 
A)  Principles 
B)  Laws 
C)  Rules 
D)  Ideals

Question 15

Law has all of Kultgen's thirteen core attributes of a profession.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Under Davis' model, being a university student is a profession.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Match each term with the correct statement below.
-a non-profit professional association headquartered in the United States that is dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence; the institute has over 400,000 members

Accepted Answer

A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal 
A) Ideals 
B) Ethics 
C) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 
D) Isaac Asimov 
E) Rules
F)Principles
G)Association for Computing Machinery
H)Michael Bayles
I)Moral Ideal

Question 18

According to Michael Davis, what is a profession?

Accepted Answer

A profession is a number of individuals

Question 19

What does Davis mean when he says that a professional "puts profession first"?

Accepted Answer

When a conflict arises between

Question 20

Toyota recalled 133,000 Prius hybrid automobiles in the United States in March 2010 because of a ____ problem with the braking system.

Accepted Answer

A)  software 
B)  hardware 
C)  firmware 
D)  malware 
A)  software 
B)  hardware 
C)  firmware 
D)  malware

Which of these is not, according to Bayles, one of the common features present in most professions?

The definition of 'professional' provided by ______________, according to the book, relates most directly to our interests in the ethical responsibilities of professionals.

__________________ is a professor at the University of Missouri, Columbia, who presents a wheel of twenty attributes that all professions 'should' have.

John Kultgen's wheel has ____ attributes that are deemed necessary for a vocation to be considered a profession.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -(according to Davis) a set of morally permissible standards of a group that each member of the group (at his/her rational best) wants every other member to follow, even if their doing so would mean that he/she must do the same

Match each term with the correct statement below. -a well-known science fiction writer who wrote a series of stories about robots that were constructed with built-in laws

According to Michael Davis, every profession needs to have a code of ______________ in order for it to be considered a profession.

____________________ is a research project at Harvard that examines how young people deal with ethical problems in their professions.

Generally, what are the three components for establishing one's credentials for a profession?

____ is the only state in America that once conducted an effort to license computer scientists.

The ____ radiation machine killed three people and injured several others in the mid-80s.

According to Davis' model, ________ are the things we must do to obey the rules.

How do ideals differ from rules?

'____' is not one of the forms of ethical standards in Davis' model.

Law has all of Kultgen's thirteen core attributes of a profession.

Under Davis' model, being a university student is a profession.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -a non-profit professional association headquartered in the United States that is dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence; the institute has over 400,000 members

According to Michael Davis, what is a profession?

What does Davis mean when he says that a professional "puts profession first"?

Toyota recalled 133,000 Prius hybrid automobiles in the United States in March 2010 because of a ____ problem with the braking system.

Critical Reasoning and Moral Theory

Privacy

Intellectual and Intangible Property

Trust, Safety, and Reliability

How Computing Is Changing Who We Are

Democracy, Freedom of Speech, and Freedom of the Press

Computing and Vulnerable Groups

Autonomous and Pervasive Technology

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Exam 2: Computing Professions and Professional Ethics

Which of these is not, according to Bayles, one of the common features present in most professions?

The definition of 'professional' provided by ______________, according to the book, relates most directly to our interests in the ethical responsibilities of professionals.

__________________ is a professor at the University of Missouri, Columbia, who presents a wheel of twenty attributes that all professions 'should' have.

John Kultgen's wheel has ____ attributes that are deemed necessary for a vocation to be considered a profession.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -(according to Davis) a set of morally permissible standards of a group that each member of the group (at his/her rational best) wants every other member to follow, even if their doing so would mean that he/she must do the same

Match each term with the correct statement below. -a well-known science fiction writer who wrote a series of stories about robots that were constructed with built-in laws

According to Michael Davis, every profession needs to have a code of ______________ in order for it to be considered a profession.

____________________ is a research project at Harvard that examines how young people deal with ethical problems in their professions.

Generally, what are the three components for establishing one's credentials for a profession?

____ is the only state in America that once conducted an effort to license computer scientists.

The ____ radiation machine killed three people and injured several others in the mid-80s.

According to Davis' model, ________ are the things we must do to obey the rules.

How do ideals differ from rules?

'____' is not one of the forms of ethical standards in Davis' model.

Law has all of Kultgen's thirteen core attributes of a profession.

Under Davis' model, being a university student is a profession.

Match each term with the correct statement below. -a non-profit professional association headquartered in the United States that is dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence; the institute has over 400,000 members

According to Michael Davis, what is a profession?

What does Davis mean when he says that a professional "puts profession first"?

Toyota recalled 133,000 Prius hybrid automobiles in the United States in March 2010 because of a ____ problem with the braking system.

Critical Reasoning and Moral Theory

Privacy

Intellectual and Intangible Property

Trust, Safety, and Reliability

How Computing Is Changing Who We Are

Democracy, Freedom of Speech, and Freedom of the Press

Computing and Vulnerable Groups

Autonomous and Pervasive Technology

Filters