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