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Ethics & computer ethics: unscramble

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Ethics & computer ethics: unscramble
 

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Unscramble core concepts about ethics

by Kamal Din
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The set of moral principles and values guiding human behavior, helping individuals and societies determine what is right, wrong, just, and fair.

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The study of moral principles governing the use and development of computer technology, focusing on privacy, cybersecurity, intellectual property, and artificial intelligence.

  
  
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The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

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Morals are personal principles about right and wrong; ethics is a philosophical framework guiding behavior; laws are formal rules enacted by institutions and enforced to regulate conduct.

        
  
  
  
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The obligation to be answerable for one's actions and the outcomes they cause.

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Legal responsibility for damages or harms resulting from one's actions or omissions.

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Ethical decisions are judged by their outcomes, with the aim of producing the greatest good for the greatest number.

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Ethical thinking that emphasizes duties and principles over outcomes.

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The idea that moral norms arise from mutual agreement to promote societal harmony and functioning.

     
  
  
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