Exam 14: Science and Technology
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What term applies to the tendency for technology to have both positive and negative consequences?
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A criticism of genetically modifying animal food sources is that it could negatively affect wild populations.
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Explain and give specific examples of how science and technology is both functional and dysfunctional to society.
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Which of the following is happening as part of the movement toward globalization of technology?
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Increased rates of telecommuting also increased the hours people work.
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Internet use is increasing rapidly in the developing countries.
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What are the arguments for and against development or use of genetically modified food?
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A sociologist questions the unlimited use of science to point to "truth." This sociologist is most likely a
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E-commerce accounts for only a small percent of U.S. consumer sales.
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The development of time-saving machines increases production, but it also displaces workers and contributes to high rates of employee alienation. Employee displacement illustrates a
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Psychologists have identified a range of disorders reflecting addiction to electronics.
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Technology differs from science in that technology focuses on
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Adding flavor to foods on a chemical level is an example of nanotechnology.
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A society that emphasizes service and information professions shifts toward
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The term "research" refers to the production of materials, systems, processes, or devices directed to the solution of practical problems.
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