Quizzes Flashcards

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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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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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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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“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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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.

23
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Global warming is thought to be destabilizing.

24
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According to the UN’s Panel on Climate Change, it is still unclear that human activity is causing global warming.

25
The year 2015 is in place to be the hottest year on record globally.
True
26
Some corporate risks are preventable especially internal situations and some are outside of a corporation's control.
True
27
Albert Einstein defined the environment as including everything including oneself.
False
28
A major threat to the environment is the exhaustion of resources.
True
29
All countries are equally affected by global warming.
False
30
The United Nations' Sustainability Goals takes the place of the UN's Millennium Goals.
True
31
Both overpopulation and under population can result in serious economic problems.
True
32
The human population of the planet is estimated to have passed 7.2million people.
True
33
Public policy deals with issues rather than facts.
True
34
There are student representatives on the Marist College Board of Trustees.
False
35
The US represents over 10% of the world's population.
False
36
The initials PAC stands for Post Area Conservation.
False
37
Recently a UN report indicated that the global shift to renewable energy was too slow to avoid environmental disaster.
True
38
Stereotypes are often contradictory.
True
39
Islamic Law is sometimes referred to as "sharia"
True
40
Social Lag refers to the emotional difficulties that occurs when living in a different society.
False
41
Democracy can only exist in a capitalist economy.
False
42
Lobbying has been referred to as "The professionalization of the art of persuasion.
True
43
Education can be considered a system of indoctrination.
True
44
The concept of a "revolving door" refers to the practice by which government workers become lobbyists and lobbyists become government workers.
True
45
Market economies are based on central planning
False
46
The concept of sovereignty refers to political systems led by royalty.
False
47
Sociology is the study of the origin, nature, and classification of human beings.
False
48
Mores are deeply held behavior patterns.
True
49
Social mobility in the US is greater than in any other developed country.
False
50
English is the language of international business.
True
51
UN charter prohibits threat or use of force except for self defense.
True
52
The concept of self defense allows for preemptive attacks. (attacks done in anticipation of future danger).
False
53
The main source of what is considered international laws are treaties or agreements between countries.
True
54
Each country has only one culture.
False