Question 1

The ability to send digitized information over _____ led to the establishment of call centers.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ability to send digitized information over...

Question 2

One of the arguments cited by employers for the use of web-monitoring at the workplace is the concept of vicarious liability.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

_____,under federal law,is acceptable where the camera focuses on publicly accessible areas.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____,under federal law,is acceptable where the camera...

Question 4

The term "_____" refers to a private piece of a company's Internet network that is made available to customers and/or vendor partners on the basis of secured access by unique password.

Accepted Answer

A)  extranet 
B)  intranet 
C)  Ethernet 
D)  cybernet 
A)  extranet 
B)  intranet 
C)  Ethernet 
D)  cybernet

Question 5

Cyberliability results in litigation for harassment through spam,obscenity,and pornography.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

_____ has made it difficult for organizations to precisely measure the amount of time that employees are on-site.

Accepted Answer

A)  Keystroke loggers 
B)  Smart ID cards 
C)  Telecommuting 
D)  Packet-sniffing software 
A)  Keystroke loggers 
B)  Smart ID cards 
C)  Telecommuting 
D)  Packet-sniffing software

Question 7

Vicarious _____ is a legal concept that means a party may be held responsible for injury or damage even when he or she was not actively involved in an incident.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Vicarious _____ is a legal concept that...

Question 8

The categories of litigation for cyberliability extend to defamation and libel.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following is true of telecommuting?

Accepted Answer

A)  It allows employees a certain degree of flexibility in terms of their work hours. 
B)  It allows employees no flexibility in terms of the locations from which they work. 
C)  It makes it easier for employers to measure the amount of time employees are on-site. 
D)  It makes it easier for employers to monitor the Internet activity of their employees. 
A)  It allows employees a certain degree of flexibility in terms of their work hours. 
B)  It allows employees no flexibility in terms of the locations from which they work. 
C)  It makes it easier for employers to measure the amount of time employees are on-site. 
D)  It makes it easier for employers to monitor the Internet activity of their employees.

Question 10

Explain the differences between thin and thick consent.

Accepted Answer

When an employee receives formal notific

Question 11

The availability of ongoing technological advancements has made it easier to determine precisely where work ends and personal life begins.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The term "_____" refers to a company's internal website that contains information for employee access only.

Accepted Answer

A)  intranet 
B)  extranet 
C)  Ethernet 
D)  cybernet 
A)  intranet 
B)  extranet 
C)  Ethernet 
D)  cybernet

Question 13

_____ refers to a work arrangement that allows employees to work from home and log into to the company's network remotely.

Accepted Answer

A)  Telecommuting 
B)  Wiretapping 
C)  Hyper-networking 
D)  Cybersquatting 
A)  Telecommuting 
B)  Wiretapping 
C)  Hyper-networking 
D)  Cybersquatting

Question 14

Employers feel it necessary to monitor employees at the workplace because they have an obligation to their stakeholders to operate as efficiently as possible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The argument over privacy at work has traditionally centered on:

Accepted Answer

A)  the designations held by different employees. 
B)  the amount of time that employees were on-site. 
C)  whether the organization was vertically structured. 
D)  whether the organization was horizontally structured. 
A)  the designations held by different employees. 
B)  the amount of time that employees were on-site. 
C)  whether the organization was vertically structured. 
D)  whether the organization was horizontally structured.

Question 16

Parents can be charged with vicarious liability for the actions of their children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Because of recent advances in technology,information can be digitized and transmitted over fiber-optic cables.What implications does this have?

Accepted Answer

A)  Customer services and tech support services are now bound by geographic borders. 
B)  Companies have fewer ways in which they can attend to the needs of their customers. 
C)  Customers' personal information can no longer be sent to or processed in other countries. 
D)  Companies can cut their expenses by shipping work to countries with low labor costs. 
A)  Customer services and tech support services are now bound by geographic borders. 
B)  Companies have fewer ways in which they can attend to the needs of their customers. 
C)  Customers' personal information can no longer be sent to or processed in other countries. 
D)  Companies can cut their expenses by shipping work to countries with low labor costs.

Question 18

The intranet is a private piece of a company's Internet network that is made available to customers and/or vendor partners on the basis of secured access by a unique password.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

_____ can intercept,analyze,and archive all communications on a network.

Accepted Answer

Packet-sni

Question 20

The implications of vicarious liability are that the party charged is responsible for the actions of his or her subordinates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The ability to send digitized information over _____ led to the establishment of call centers.

One of the arguments cited by employers for the use of web-monitoring at the workplace is the concept of vicarious liability.

_____,under federal law,is acceptable where the camera focuses on publicly accessible areas.

The term "_____" refers to a private piece of a company's Internet network that is made available to customers and/or vendor partners on the basis of secured access by unique password.

Cyberliability results in litigation for harassment through spam,obscenity,and pornography.

_____ has made it difficult for organizations to precisely measure the amount of time that employees are on-site.

Vicarious _____ is a legal concept that means a party may be held responsible for injury or damage even when he or she was not actively involved in an incident.

The categories of litigation for cyberliability extend to defamation and libel.

Which of the following is true of telecommuting?

Explain the differences between thin and thick consent.

The availability of ongoing technological advancements has made it easier to determine precisely where work ends and personal life begins.

The term "_____" refers to a company's internal website that contains information for employee access only.

_____ refers to a work arrangement that allows employees to work from home and log into to the company's network remotely.

Employers feel it necessary to monitor employees at the workplace because they have an obligation to their stakeholders to operate as efficiently as possible.

The argument over privacy at work has traditionally centered on:

Parents can be charged with vicarious liability for the actions of their children.

Because of recent advances in technology,information can be digitized and transmitted over fiber-optic cables.What implications does this have?

The intranet is a private piece of a company's Internet network that is made available to customers and/or vendor partners on the basis of secured access by a unique password.

_____ can intercept,analyze,and archive all communications on a network.

The implications of vicarious liability are that the party charged is responsible for the actions of his or her subordinates.

Understanding Ethics

Defining Business Ethics

Organizational Ethics

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Governance

The Role of Government

Blowing the Whistle

Ethics and Globalization

Making It Stick: Doing Whats Right in a Competitive Market

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Exam 8: Ethics and Technology

The ability to send digitized information over _____ led to the establishment of call centers.

One of the arguments cited by employers for the use of web-monitoring at the workplace is the concept of vicarious liability.

_____,under federal law,is acceptable where the camera focuses on publicly accessible areas.

The term "_____" refers to a private piece of a company's Internet network that is made available to customers and/or vendor partners on the basis of secured access by unique password.

Cyberliability results in litigation for harassment through spam,obscenity,and pornography.

_____ has made it difficult for organizations to precisely measure the amount of time that employees are on-site.

Vicarious _____ is a legal concept that means a party may be held responsible for injury or damage even when he or she was not actively involved in an incident.

The categories of litigation for cyberliability extend to defamation and libel.

Which of the following is true of telecommuting?

Explain the differences between thin and thick consent.

The availability of ongoing technological advancements has made it easier to determine precisely where work ends and personal life begins.

The term "_____" refers to a company's internal website that contains information for employee access only.

_____ refers to a work arrangement that allows employees to work from home and log into to the company's network remotely.

Employers feel it necessary to monitor employees at the workplace because they have an obligation to their stakeholders to operate as efficiently as possible.

The argument over privacy at work has traditionally centered on:

Parents can be charged with vicarious liability for the actions of their children.

Because of recent advances in technology,information can be digitized and transmitted over fiber-optic cables.What implications does this have?

The intranet is a private piece of a company's Internet network that is made available to customers and/or vendor partners on the basis of secured access by a unique password.

_____ can intercept,analyze,and archive all communications on a network.

The implications of vicarious liability are that the party charged is responsible for the actions of his or her subordinates.

Understanding Ethics

Defining Business Ethics

Organizational Ethics

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Governance

The Role of Government

Blowing the Whistle

Ethics and Globalization

Making It Stick: Doing Whats Right in a Competitive Market

Filters