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