Question 1

Genetic exception laws

Accepted Answer

A) require that genetic information be handled separately from other medical information. 
B) grant the right of death row inmates to demand genetic DNA testing if they think the tests might exonerate them. 
C) grant legal custody of a child to the genetic parent in cases of in vitro fertilization or surrogate mothers. 
D) allow stem cell treatment of genetic disorders. 
A) require that genetic information be handled separately from other medical information. 
B) grant the right of death row inmates to demand genetic DNA testing if they think the tests might exonerate them. 
C) grant legal custody of a child to the genetic parent in cases of in vitro fertilization or surrogate mothers. 
D) allow stem cell treatment of genetic disorders.

Question 2

______ is/are an international informational infrastructure available through universities, research institutes, government agencies, libraries and businesses.

Accepted Answer

A) Information technology 
B) A computer 
C) Robots 
D) The Internet 
A) Information technology 
B) A computer 
C) Robots 
D) The Internet

Question 3

If Jill harasses a classmate on Facebook and spreads rumors about her on Twitter, this is known as

Accepted Answer

A) malware. 
B) piracy. 
C) cybertheft. 
D) cyberbullying. 
A) malware. 
B) piracy. 
C) cybertheft. 
D) cyberbullying.

Question 4

A system in which robots are programmed by machines is an example of

Accepted Answer

A) mechanization. 
B) science. 
C) automation. 
D) cybernation. 
A) mechanization. 
B) science. 
C) automation. 
D) cybernation.

Question 5

Explain the conditions under which a "cultural lag" is likely to occur and give an example.

Accepted Answer

Cultural lag occurs when changes in mate

Question 6

Learning health systems allow doctors to​

Accepted Answer

A) ​efficiently instruct patients in self-care. 
B) ​monitor vital signs of patients through the Internet. 
C) ​look across patient populations and identify successful treatments and detect harmful interactions. 
D) ​provide online classes to health care professionals. 
A) ​efficiently instruct patients in self-care. 
B) ​monitor vital signs of patients through the Internet. 
C) ​look across patient populations and identify successful treatments and detect harmful interactions. 
D) ​provide online classes to health care professionals.

Question 7

The development of an AIDS vaccine is an example of science as opposed to technology.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Millions of dollars were allocated to AIDS research when

Accepted Answer

A) people first became aware of the devastating effects of the disease. 
B) scientists demonstrated an ability to treat the HIV virus. 
C) the medical profession discovered that the disease was more common among homosexuals. 
D) the virus became a threat to mainstream Americans. 
A) people first became aware of the devastating effects of the disease. 
B) scientists demonstrated an ability to treat the HIV virus. 
C) the medical profession discovered that the disease was more common among homosexuals. 
D) the virus became a threat to mainstream Americans.

Question 9

Technology differs from science in that technology focuses on

Accepted Answer

A) applying the principles of science and mechanics to the solutions of a specific problem. 
B) how to predict natural or social outcomes. 
C) finding relationships between phenomena. 
D) discovering patterns in natural and human behavior. 
A) applying the principles of science and mechanics to the solutions of a specific problem. 
B) how to predict natural or social outcomes. 
C) finding relationships between phenomena. 
D) discovering patterns in natural and human behavior.

Question 10

Racial and ethnic minorities are more likely to access the Internet through a mobile device rather than a desk-top computer.This results in the ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​participation gap. 
B) ​net neutrality. 
C) ​computer dividend. 
D) ​computer exemption. 
A) ​participation gap. 
B) ​net neutrality. 
C) ​computer dividend. 
D) ​computer exemption.

Question 11

About ______ percent of all U.S.households have a dedicated home game console.​

Accepted Answer

A) ​10 
B) ​26 
C) ​51 
D) ​72 
A) ​10 
B) ​26 
C) ​51 
D) ​72

Question 12

Malware is not actually very destructive.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

As societies move toward industrialization and become more concerned with mass production of goods, _________ prevails.

Accepted Answer

A) mechanization 
B) automation 
C) cybernation 
D) hand labor 
A) mechanization 
B) automation 
C) cybernation 
D) hand labor

Question 14

According to your text, technology has

Accepted Answer

A) created a greater demand for semi-skilled workers. 
B) created a greater need for American workers in manufacturing industry. 
C) led to outsourcing of jobs in information technology. 
D) reduced the split labor market. 
A) created a greater demand for semi-skilled workers. 
B) created a greater need for American workers in manufacturing industry. 
C) led to outsourcing of jobs in information technology. 
D) reduced the split labor market.

Question 15

Undifferentiated cells that can produce any type of cell in the human body are called ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​stem cells. 
B) ​GMO's. 
C) ​clones. 
D) ​base cells. 
A) ​stem cells. 
B) ​GMO's. 
C) ​clones. 
D) ​base cells.

Question 16

Define and provide an example of biometrics.

Accepted Answer

Biometrics refers to the measurement and

Question 17

Technology and the Internet can

Accepted Answer

A) provide useful medical information to individuals that affects their health care choices. 
B) improve medical care by providing doctors with more information about their patients. 
C) reduce the cost of health care. 
D) all of these 
A) provide useful medical information to individuals that affects their health care choices. 
B) improve medical care by providing doctors with more information about their patients. 
C) reduce the cost of health care. 
D) all of these

Question 18

Partial birth abortions are performed for which of the following reasons?

Accepted Answer

A) the fetus has a serious defect 
B) the woman was raped 
C) the woman was underage 
D) the woman cannot financially support a child 
A) the fetus has a serious defect 
B) the woman was raped 
C) the woman was underage 
D) the woman cannot financially support a child

Question 19

Explain the differences between a "technological fix" and "social engineering." Choose a social problem and explain how it might be resolved through a "technological fix," then suggest ways it might be resolved through social engineering.

Accepted Answer

A "technological fix" refers to the use

Question 20

All of the following are examples of Web 2.0 EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) Wikipedia. 
B) an online college class. 
C) MySpace. 
D) YouTube. 
A) Wikipedia. 
B) an online college class. 
C) MySpace. 
D) YouTube.

Genetic exception laws

______ is/are an international informational infrastructure available through universities, research institutes, government agencies, libraries and businesses.

If Jill harasses a classmate on Facebook and spreads rumors about her on Twitter, this is known as

A system in which robots are programmed by machines is an example of

Explain the conditions under which a "cultural lag" is likely to occur and give an example.

Learning health systems allow doctors to

The development of an AIDS vaccine is an example of science as opposed to technology.

Millions of dollars were allocated to AIDS research when

Technology differs from science in that technology focuses on

Racial and ethnic minorities are more likely to access the Internet through a mobile device rather than a desk-top computer.This results in the

About ______ percent of all U.S.households have a dedicated home game console.

Malware is not actually very destructive.

As societies move toward industrialization and become more concerned with mass production of goods, _________ prevails.

According to your text, technology has

Undifferentiated cells that can produce any type of cell in the human body are called

Define and provide an example of biometrics.

Technology and the Internet can

Partial birth abortions are performed for which of the following reasons?

Explain the differences between a "technological fix" and "social engineering." Choose a social problem and explain how it might be resolved through a "technological fix," then suggest ways it might be resolved through social engineering.

All of the following are examples of Web 2.0 EXCEPT

Thinking About Social Problems

Physical and Mental Health and Health Care

Alcohol and Other Drugs

Crime and Social Control

Family Problems

Economic Inequality, Wealth, and Poverty

Work and Unemployment

Problems in Education

Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

Gender Inequality

Sexual Orientation and the Struggle for Equality

Population Growth and Aging

Environmental Problems

Conflict, War, and Terrorism

Filters

Exam 14: Science and Technology

Genetic exception laws

______ is/are an international informational infrastructure available through universities, research institutes, government agencies, libraries and businesses.

If Jill harasses a classmate on Facebook and spreads rumors about her on Twitter, this is known as

A system in which robots are programmed by machines is an example of

Explain the conditions under which a "cultural lag" is likely to occur and give an example.

Learning health systems allow doctors to​

The development of an AIDS vaccine is an example of science as opposed to technology.

Millions of dollars were allocated to AIDS research when

Technology differs from science in that technology focuses on

Racial and ethnic minorities are more likely to access the Internet through a mobile device rather than a desk-top computer.This results in the ​

About ______ percent of all U.S.households have a dedicated home game console.​

Malware is not actually very destructive.

As societies move toward industrialization and become more concerned with mass production of goods, _________ prevails.

According to your text, technology has

Undifferentiated cells that can produce any type of cell in the human body are called ​

Define and provide an example of biometrics.

Technology and the Internet can

Partial birth abortions are performed for which of the following reasons?

Explain the differences between a "technological fix" and "social engineering." Choose a social problem and explain how it might be resolved through a "technological fix," then suggest ways it might be resolved through social engineering.

All of the following are examples of Web 2.0 EXCEPT

Thinking About Social Problems

Physical and Mental Health and Health Care

Alcohol and Other Drugs

Crime and Social Control

Family Problems

Economic Inequality, Wealth, and Poverty

Work and Unemployment

Problems in Education

Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

Gender Inequality

Sexual Orientation and the Struggle for Equality

Population Growth and Aging

Environmental Problems

Conflict, War, and Terrorism

Filters

Learning health systems allow doctors to

Racial and ethnic minorities are more likely to access the Internet through a mobile device rather than a desk-top computer.This results in the

About ______ percent of all U.S.households have a dedicated home game console.

Undifferentiated cells that can produce any type of cell in the human body are called