Exam 3: Theoretical Perspectives on Technology
Exam 1: The Technological Society37 Questions
Exam 2: Technology in Society: A Historical Overview36 Questions
Exam 3: Theoretical Perspectives on Technology37 Questions
Exam 4: Techno-Social Designing37 Questions
Exam 5: The Adoption and Diffusion of Technological Innovations37 Questions
Exam 6: Technology and Inequality34 Questions
Exam 7: The Labour of Technology35 Questions
Exam 8: Genders and Technology31 Questions
Exam 9: Community in the Network Society37 Questions
Exam 10: Technology-Mediated Social Relationships36 Questions
Exam 11: The Surveillance Society36 Questions
Exam 12: Ethical Dimensions of Technology37 Questions
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What is in place when technology is governed by a dominant group that uses it to reflect their values, social structures, and goals?
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The opinion that social media is not an appropriate medium for ending a relationship is an example of social determinism.
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The view that technology is neutral tends to equate technological development with human progress.
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The substantivist position expresses the view that technology can act as an independent force.
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What are the central dimensions that make-up the matrix of Feenberg's 1999 theoretical model depicting theories of technology and society?
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Technological developments through industrialization and globalization have had in the long run negative effects on the environment such as pollution and decreased biodiversity. Which of the following terms describes this effect best?
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Current understandings of technological society propose a process where technological factors impact society and in turn societal factors impact technological design, development, implementation, use, and social consequences. What is this process called?
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What is the underlying assumption of autonomous technology theories?
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Technology has been seen from many different perspectives. One such perspective is that of technology as neutral. Describe this point of view and discuss its limitations. Use an example to show how the limitations play out.
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Social determinists believe that technology has a strong, unidirectional effect that is minimally mediated by other factors.
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A risk when conducting research using the technological affordances theory is that scholars may confuse researcher-perceived affordances with user-perceived affordances.
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Qualitative methods, such as case studies and ethnographies, are characteristic of science and technology studies (STS).
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Social media platforms such as Facebook, help users stay connected. But addiction to social media is an increasing problem in users. This is an example of which of the following?
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Science and Technology Studies (STS) reject deterministic approaches to the study of technology and instead call for:
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