test 2

Question 1

Implied warrenties (2)

Answer 1

merchantability

special needs will meet fitness for intended purpose

Question 2

merchantability

Answer 2

basic functions that other products of this type do

Question 3

special needs will meet fitness for intended purpose

Answer 3

if you express needs to seller the product must fit the needs

Question 4

expressed

Answer 4

one that has been expressed in writing that gives you extra guarentees.
EX: refunds for bad products

Question 5

Disclaimers

Answer 5

when you buy it, you’re stuck with it

Question 6

Strict liability

Answer 6

without fault or blame
-companies must pay for damages if harmed by the product
(they know the risk)

Question 7

for a plantiff to show service liability

Answer 7

1. provider had a duty of care.
2. service fell below standard of reasonable practicioner
3. promixate cause of your injury

Question 8

4 meanings of responsible

Answer 8

causation
roll duty
blameworthy
being held to pay for damage

Question 9

profession paradigm

Answer 9

mastery of esoteric knowledge
autonomy
formal organization
code of conducts=
culture

Question 10

Types of professional relationships

Answer 10

employee - employer
professional - client
stock holders - professional
professional - professional

Question 11

possible problem with employee - employer

Answer 11

could take advantage of employee, cause whistleblowing

Question 12

types of prof and client: (30

Answer 12

1. paternalistic
2. agency - hire prof as an agent that gets thigns done
3. fiduciary (client tells prof what they want, prof gives personal opinion for best option)

Question 13

3 features of it configured societies

Answer 13

global-to-many scope
distinctive identity conduction
reproductibility

Question 14

should computers make decisions and counter arguments

Answer 14

1. computers should never make decisions where untrained humans can do a better job.
2. computers should never have to make decisions that humans want to make
3. computers should never make decisions that humans cannot override/turn off the system

Question 15

right to privacy is

Answer 15

elastic