Quizzes Flashcards

1
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Technology is concerned with the use of tools, science, knowledge, crafts, and the like, for the purpose of controlling the environment

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True

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2
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The lack of access to information technology is thought to perpetuate poverty and second-class status

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True

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3
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Technology may have contributed to changes in social and family relationships

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True

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4
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Future shock is caused by the emotional and psychological difficulties in dealing with change

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True

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5
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The increase in labor productivity is attributed partly to technological development.

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True

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6
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The “digital divide” refers to the differences in educational opportunities between the northern and southern hemispheres.

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False

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7
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Moore’s law is a Federal law requiring computers to double their power every two years.

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False

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8
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Information technology has caused the increase in the number of manufacturing jobs in the United States.

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False

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9
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According to Dr. Kaku women currently use the internet more than men.

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True

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10
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An example of historic technology is fire.

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True

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11
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All illegal acts are by nature unethical

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False

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12
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Bernie Madoff was guilty of “bait and switch”

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False

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13
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“Tragedy of the commons” refers to the situation when more than half of the population live at a poverty level.

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False

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14
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Paul Tillich believed that acting moral depended on whether one was motivated by “love”

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True

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15
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Behavior which is considered malum prohibitum is behavior which is wrong in and of itself

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False

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16
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Special ethical concerns are involved in operating a multinational business

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True

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17
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The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act outlaws bribes to foreign government officials and foreign corporate executives.

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False

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18
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The concept of “de minimus” indicates that something may be too minor to be of any ethical significance.

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True

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19
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The social cost of “White Collar Crime” is thought to be greater than street crime.

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True

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20
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The “Good Samaritan” experiment involved divinity students.

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True

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21
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The greenhouse effect is concerned with water pollution.

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False

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22
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Water vapor is not considered a greenhouse gas.

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False

23
Q

Global warming is thought to be destabilizing.

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True

24
Q

According to the UN’s Panel on Climate Change, it is still unclear that human activity is causing global warming.

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False

25
Q

The year 2015 is in place to be the hottest year on record globally.

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True

26
Q

Some corporate risks are preventable especially internal situations and some are outside of a corporation’s control.

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True

27
Q

Albert Einstein defined the environment as including everything including oneself.

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False

28
Q

A major threat to the environment is the exhaustion of resources.

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True

29
Q

All countries are equally affected by global warming.

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False

30
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The United Nations’ Sustainability Goals takes the place of the UN’s Millennium Goals.

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True

31
Q

Both overpopulation and under population can result in serious economic problems.

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True

32
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The human population of the planet is estimated to have passed 7.2million people.

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True

33
Q

Public policy deals with issues rather than facts.

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True

34
Q

There are student representatives on the Marist College Board of Trustees.

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False

35
Q

The US represents over 10% of the world’s population.

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False

36
Q

The initials PAC stands for Post Area Conservation.

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False

37
Q

Recently a UN report indicated that the global shift to renewable energy was too slow to avoid environmental disaster.

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True

38
Q

Stereotypes are often contradictory.

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True

39
Q

Islamic Law is sometimes referred to as “sharia”

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True

40
Q

Social Lag refers to the emotional difficulties that occurs when living in a different society.

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False

41
Q

Democracy can only exist in a capitalist economy.

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False

42
Q

Lobbying has been referred to as “The professionalization of the art of persuasion.

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True

43
Q

Education can be considered a system of indoctrination.

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True

44
Q

The concept of a “revolving door” refers to the practice by which government workers become lobbyists and lobbyists become government workers.

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True

45
Q

Market economies are based on central planning

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False

46
Q

The concept of sovereignty refers to political systems led by royalty.

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False

47
Q

Sociology is the study of the origin, nature, and classification of human beings.

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False

48
Q

Mores are deeply held behavior patterns.

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True

49
Q

Social mobility in the US is greater than in any other developed country.

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False

50
Q

English is the language of international business.

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True

51
Q

UN charter prohibits threat or use of force except for self defense.

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True

52
Q

The concept of self defense allows for preemptive attacks. (attacks done in anticipation of future danger).

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False

53
Q

The main source of what is considered international laws are treaties or agreements between countries.

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True

54
Q

Each country has only one culture.

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False