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Which ethical framework emphasizes adherence to rules and principles in computing?

• Utilitarianism

• Deontology

• Virtue Ethics

• Consequentialism

How does utilitarianism differ from virtue ethics in the IT profession?

• Focus on overall happiness vs. personal virtues

• Emphasis on consequences vs. adherence to rules

• Individual rights vs. social contract

• Duty and obligations vs. character development

In virtue ethics within the IT profession, what is emphasized as essential for ethical decision-making?

• Consequences

• Personal virtues and character

• Utility

• Social contract

According to deontology, if a computing professional faces conflicting ethical obligations, what should guide their decision?

• Personal virtues

• Consequences

• Rules and principles

• Social contract

According to deontology, if a computing professional faces conflicting ethical obligations, what should guide their decision?

• Personal virtues

• Consequences

• Rules and principles

• Social contract

According to deontology, if a computing professional faces conflicting ethical obligations, what should guide their decision?

• Personal virtues

• Consequences

• Rules and principles

• Social contract

How does virtue ethics contribute to the development of a positive ethical culture within the IT profession?

• By focusing on consequences

• By promoting personal virtues and character

• By emphasizing individual rights

• By prioritizing utility

Which ethical framework would prioritize the character and moral virtues of an IT professional?

• Utilitarianism

• Deontology

• Virtue Ethics

• Consequentialism

What is the primary focus of utilitarianism in the context of computing?

• Individual rights

• Maximum overall happiness

• Duty and obligations

• Personal virtues

In a utilitarian approach to computing ethics, what would be the primary consideration when evaluating the consequences of an action?

• Personal virtues

• Maximum overall happiness

• Adherence to rules

• Social contract