A) Deontology B) Virtue Ethics C) Utilitarianism D) Relativism E) Egoism
A) Oo, sigurado ako! B) Baka, kung mag-aaral pa ako. C) Ayoko pang isipin. D) Siguro, depende sa swerte. E) Hindi, kinakabahan ako.
A) Performance, Leadership, Unity, Success B) Policies, Legal, Universal, Self C) People, Logic, Understanding, Standards D) Planning, Logic, Understanding, Solutions E) Principles, Laws, Unity, Systems
A) Principles B) People C) Performance D) Policies E) Procedures
A) Logical B) Legitimate C) Legal D) Lucrative E) Limited
A) It became profitable B) It was temporary C) Only experts approved D) Everyone did it E) Management agreed
A) Personal integrity and accountability B) Stakeholder interests C) Security protocols D) Software standards E) System requirements
A) Limited to management B) Who is affected and how C) Exclusively legal aspects D) Only financial impacts E) Just technical requirements
A) Financial rather than ethical B) Impact rather than intent C) Technical rather than social D) Short-term rather than long-term E) Intent rather than impact
A) Exclusively competitors B) Limited to regulators C) Only management D) Just investors E) End users, developers, clients, and society
A) Limited to profit calculation B) Exclusively timeline planning C) Identify stakeholders, assess benefits/risks, evaluate fairness D) Only technical evaluation E) Just budget analysis
A) Technical problems arise B) Budget constraints exist C) Deadlines are missed D) A moral dilemma E) Requirements change
A) Technical limitations B) Resource abundance C) Time pressure, budget constraints, management demands D) Clear guidelines E) Proper planning
A) Only if profitable B) After management approval C) Last D) The severity of the bug E) Based on cost
A) Can be fixed later B) Must not be ignored C) May be acceptable with warnings D) Can always be patched E) Should be documented only
A) Code reviews B) Skipping testing, ignoring documentation, copying unlicensed code C) Following standards D) Proper planning E) Version control
A) What maximizes profits B) What the law allows or prohibits C) What is technically efficient D) What follows standards E) What meets deadlines
A) What the law allows or prohibits B) What is technically efficient C) What meets deadlines D) What is morally right or responsible E) What maximizes profits
A) Just technical performance B) Everything C) A system D) Only financial aspects E) Nothing
A) Budget constraints B) Technical requirements C) Team preferences D) Ethical decision frameworks E) Industry trends
A) Limited to PLUS Model B) Exclusively Professional codes C) PLUS Model, Stakeholder Analysis, Professional codes D) Only PLUS Model E) Just Stakeholder Analysis
A) Only for large projects B) Limited to experts C) Not abstract, not optional, not separate from technical work D) Abstract and optional E) Separate from technical work
A) Economic decision-making B) Technical problem-solving C) Social relationships D) A branch of philosophy dealing with morality, right and wrong E) Legal compliance
A) Scientific theories B) Natural phenomena C) Tools, systems, and devices created by humans to solve problems D) Mathematical concepts E) Cultural traditions
A) Every aspect of daily life B) Only scientific fields C) Exclusively entertainment D) Just business applications E) Limited areas
A) It remains static B) Eliminates moral issues C) Only affects experts D) It evolves rapidly and affects privacy, security, equality E) Focuses solely on efficiency
A) Discrimination, loss of privacy, job displacement B) Job creation C) Improved equality D) Better privacy E) Enhanced security
A) Technical achievements B) Data breaches, AI bias, autonomous weapons, digital addiction C) Social improvements D) Economic gains E) Benefits of technology
A) Who owns data and how it's protected B) Just data transmission C) Only data storage D) Limited to data display E) Exclusively data processing
A) Job impact and decision fairness B) Exclusively speed improvement C) Only technical efficiency D) Limited to user experience E) Just cost reduction
A) Software version changes B) Technology quality differences C) Device type diversity D) Unequal access to technology E) Internet speed variations
A) Just advertising B) Content moderation and misinformation spread C) Only user engagement D) Limited to user interface E) Exclusively platform design
A) Predictive policing and hiring algorithms B) Only facial recognition C) Exclusively image analysis D) Limited to data storage E) Just speech processing
A) Exclusively user engagement B) Data collection and privacy rights C) Only social connections D) Just advertising E) Limited to content sharing
A) Database design B) Software testing C) Hardware manufacturing D) Ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability E) Network infrastructure
A) Focus on traditions B) Maximize positive outcomes C) Follow strict rules D) Consider only individuals E) Develop character
A) Relationship building B) Outcome maximization C) Duty and moral rules D) Character development E) Personal happiness
A) Cost reduction B) Technical efficiency C) Speed of delivery D) Honesty and integrity E) Profit optimization
A) System performance B) Technical specifications C) Financial returns D) Development timelines E) Marginalized communities
A) Just during testing B) Never during development C) Exclusively in planning D) While creating technologies E) Only after deployment
A) Future society B) Innovation C) Only current users D) Technical progress E) Costs
A) Software sales B) Network security C) Hardware production D) Database management E) Responsible AI development
A) Character-based theory B) Culture-based theory C) Non-consequentialist theory D) Consequentialist theory E) Situation-based theory
A) Following moral rules B) Developing virtuous character C) Maximizing personal gain D) Respecting individual rights E) The greatest happiness for the greatest number
A) Deontology B) Social Contract Theory C) Virtue Ethics D) Utilitarianism E) Relativism
A) Rules and duties B) Social norms C) Outcomes or consequences of actions D) Character and virtues E) Intentions and motivations
A) Maximizing personal gain B) Following universal rules C) Respecting individual rights D) The most happiness for the most people E) Developing virtuous character
A) Knowledge and wisdom B) Wealth and status C) Pleasure and avoidance of pain D) Fame and recognition E) Power and influence
A) Changes with age B) Counts equally C) Depends on social status D) Varies by wealth E) Differs by gender
A) Deontological principles B) Social contract theory C) Utilitarian decision-making D) Cultural relativism E) Virtue ethics
A) Pulling the lever to save more lives B) Leaving it to fate C) Consulting others D) Finding another solution E) Not pulling to avoid responsibility
A) Respect traditions B) Follow moral rules C) Develop character D) Ignore individual rights E) Consider relationships
A) Respecting traditions B) Developing character C) Predicting and measuring outcomes D) Following clear rules E) Maintaining impartiality
A) Jeremy Bentham B) Aristotle C) John Stuart Mill D) Plato E) Immanuel Kant
A) Relationship building B) Outcome-based calculation C) Set of rules regardless of consequences D) Cultural norms E) Character development
A) Developed through practice B) Universalized without contradiction C) Approved by authorities D) Accepted by society E) Maximized for happiness
A) Using them for personal benefit B) Respecting their dignity and autonomy C) Ignoring their needs D) Controlling their actions E) Exploiting their weaknesses
A) Cultural norm B) Social expectation C) Economic benefit D) Personal desire E) Moral duty
A) Contradict each other B) Develop character C) Follow traditions D) Serve society E) Maximize happiness
A) Outcomes of actions B) Social contracts C) Cultural traditions D) Character and virtues of the individual E) Following moral rules
A) Plato B) Jeremy Bentham C) Aristotle D) John Stuart Mill E) Immanuel Kant
A) Maximum happiness B) Balance between deficiency and excess C) Strict rule following D) Personal gain E) Social approval
A) Avoiding pain B) Flourishing or human happiness C) Maximizing pleasure D) Following rules E) Gaining power
A) Financial acumen B) Management abilities C) Courage, honesty, compassion D) Technical skills E) Marketing expertise
A) Financial requirements B) Technical specifications C) Legal contracts D) Guidelines and principles governing professional behavior E) Marketing strategies
A) Low costs B) Ethical practices, integrity, and accountability C) Maximum profits D) Fast delivery E) Technical excellence
A) Technical superiority B) Faster development C) Better marketing D) Trust with clients, colleagues, and the public E) Lower costs
A) Reduce risks B) Maximize profits C) Achieve perfection D) Minimize time E) Guide decision making in challenging situations
A) More profits B) No mistakes C) Guaranteed success D) Fewer challenges E) Accountability for actions
A) Building credibility B) Guaranteeing profits C) Minimizing competition D) Ensuring superiority E) Limiting innovation
A) Legal issues and reputation damage B) Budget overruns C) Resource issues D) Timeline delays E) Technical problems
A) Achieving goals B) Meeting deadlines C) Following procedures D) Maximizing profits E) Truthful and transparent dealings
A) Respecting privacy and safeguarding information B) Sharing information C) Publicizing details D) Ignoring privacy E) Disclosing secrets
A) With respect without bias B) Based on education C) Depending on wealth D) Based on performance E) According to position
A) Team decisions B) Company policies only C) Personal preferences D) Legal and regulatory requirements E) Industry norms
A) Actions and outcomes B) Others' mistakes C) Company failures D) Market conditions E) External factors
A) Technical shortcuts B) Quick solutions C) Minimal effort D) Maximum profits E) Continuous learning and development
A) Technical perfection B) Maximum discounts C) Low prices D) Honest and competent services E) Fast delivery
A) All data B) Client interests C) Personal information D) Company secrets E) Limited aspects
A) Marketing oriented B) Technically skilled C) Financially focused D) Sales driven E) Punctual, reliable, dedicated
A) Minimizing collaboration B) Avoiding teamwork C) Supporting ethical practices D) Maximizing performance E) Focusing on competition
A) Achievement B) Collaboration and respect C) Financial success D) Superiority E) Competition
A) Ignoring needs B) Supporting ethical practices C) Focusing on self D) Maximizing gain E) Limiting cooperation
A) Benefiting society and community B) Meeting deadlines C) Reducing costs D) Achieving goals E) Maximizing profits
A) Career advancement B) Legal ramifications C) Technical improvements D) Increased trust E) Financial gains
A) Loss of trust B) Technical expertise C) Professional advancement D) Financial success E) Increased credibility
A) Promotions B) Bonuses C) Additional duties D) Suspension or termination E) Salary increases
A) Decreased morale B) Improved collaboration C) Enhanced creativity D) Better performance E) Increased motivation
A) User convenience B) Technical performance C) Financial results D) Privacy, security, safety, economic outcomes E) Organizational goals
A) Better experience B) Data breaches, financial loss, public harm C) Technical improvements D) Increased efficiency E) Enhanced security
A) Fast delivery B) Technical perfection C) Low costs D) Avoiding harm, honesty, fairness, privacy E) Maximum profits
A) Financial success B) Market dominance C) Competitive advantage D) Technical superiority E) Public safety, honest claims, accountability
A) Quality assurance B) Financial management C) Technical skills D) Public welfare, honesty, transparency, accountability E) Project delivery
A) Management pressure, deadlines, incentives B) Resource limitations C) Technical challenges D) Team conflicts E) Communication issues
A) Increase complexity B) Reduce costs C) Minimize time D) Design secure systems, conduct testing E) Maximize profits
A) Ignore monitoring B) Maximize speed C) Minimize bandwidth D) Reduce measures E) Apply patches, protect logs, avoid abuse
A) Fast processing B) Maximum collection C) Unlimited access D) Low storage E) Accuracy, avoid bias, protect information
A) Maximize publications B) Research integrity, consider impact C) Secure funding D) Publish quickly E) Gain prestige
A) Reduce complexity B) Ignore scalability C) Minimize costs D) Failure modes, embed security E) Maximize performance
A) Maximize performance B) Reduce backups C) Increase access D) Minimize storage E) Sensitive information, enforce control |