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| government is involved in e-issues through | Legislation |
| term for any crime involving computers | Cybercrime |
| Web content directly affects | credibility of the website sponsor |
| Search engines rank Web pages based on | popularity and credibility of the Web page |
| used to protect intellectual property | Trademarks, Patents , Service marks |
| term describes when files are stored on one computer acting as the network server and all computers on the network retrieve files from this server? | Traditional file sharing |
| How can copyrights be bypassed? | gaining permission of use from the owner |
| term for malicious software intended to gain information or knowledge about a user without their awareness | Malware |
| Phishing is accurately described by | Method of stealing personal information by sending e-mails appearing to be from a legitimate party |
| can be used to store login information | Cookies |
| You are surfing the Internet and an advertisement for a new movie appears randomly on your screen. This is an example of which of the following? | Pop-up |
| How can consumer privacy be accomplished on a website? | By providing a privacy policy statement on the site |
| If your privacy is jeopardized by a website, how should you handle your complaint? | Contact the BBBOnLine® |
| Ethics is concerned with human behavior and decision making. The word ethics is derived from which Greek word? | Ethos |
| If a file is being downloaded from various computers and not just one network computer or server, it is being downloaded the _____ way. | P2P |
| Which of the following includes pop-ups, banner ads, banners, annoyware, driveby downloads and warning boxes? | Adware |
| Online privacy is ultimately whose responsibility? | Website operators and users |
| choices are made based on moral principles and values | Ethical choices |
| Unfair treatment of staff is an example of | Unethical business practice |
| How many alternative solutions should be listed when making an ethical decision? | Three |
| describes the business ethical climate in the 1960s? | Anti-war sentiment |
| a business ethical issue in the 1970s | Employee militancy |
| When was the Ethics Resource Center (ERC) established? | In the 1970s |
| laws requires one and a half times the regular rate of pay for more than 40 hours worked for qualified employees | The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 |
| The Equal Pay Act of 1963 prohibits | Sex-based wage discrimination |
| laws includes sexual harassment as a form of sex discrimination | Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 |
| The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 allows how many weeks of unpaid, job -protected leave per year? | 12 weeks |
| defines business ethics | .Professional standards of conduct, based on moral principles and values, guiding decision-making and actions |
| defines workplace politics | Games played in a workplace environment to achieve status, advancement and money |
