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ITGS Social & Ethical Significance

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An #ITGS strand 1 quiz (Social and Ethical Significance)

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1
Integrity refers to
The fairness of the rules
How correct data is
How smart a computer is
How responsible a person is
2
Technical rules that designers of hardware and software should follow relates to...
Policies
Security
Reliability and Integrity
Standards and Protocols
3
What social/ethical concern is most likely to cause technophobia?
Digital Divide
Surveillance
Digital Citizenship
Security
4
Which of these is a social/ethical concern?
Rules and regulations
Functionality
Reliability and Integrity
Technological history
5
Which of these is not a social/ethical concern?
People and Machines
Authenticity
Digital Citizenship
Piracy
6
What is the digital divide?
The space between the internet and intranet
Using computers vs not using computers
A networking term for two joined networks
Those who have access to tech vs those who don't
7
Piracy is most linked to which social/ethical concern?
People and Machines
Privacy
Intellectual Property
Policies
8
What is Authenticity
The opposite of Piracy.
A user proving their identity to gain access
Making sure something is real, not fake.
A user hacking in to a system
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People and Machines refers to
The fight between humans and terminators
The original name for the band florence and the machine
The way that humans interact with IT
Advances in technology that will see the likes of cyborgs
10
What could be a problem with Globalisation and Cultural Diversity?
Security
The loss of traditional cultures
Piracy
Speeding up of global news