One of the contributing factors in the cause of violations is when consumers lack the ethics

of how what they consider a little bit of information can turn into a big invasion of privacy

False
It is the core of human dignity and autonomy

Answer:
It is the application of data mining techniques to discover patterns from the Web

Answer: wed mining
There are different strands of information to be protected, which does not belong to a
group:

a.
Employment Information
The danger with information matching is that no one knows who will use the built profiles
from the matched information and where it will be used

Select one:
True
If the codes of conduct focuses on rules and guidelines, autonomy focuses on 

It is an invasion of privacy by wrongful entry, seizing, or acquiring possession of the

property of others

Answer:
Individuals whose data are mined cannot be identified with or linked to certain newly
created groups.

False
Under what condition can data collections become an invasion of privacy?

d.
when information is used for unauthorized purposes
It involves the indirect gathering of personal information through an analysis of implicit
patterns discoverable in data.

b.
Data Mining
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As humans tend to follow a life script, an individual's reaction to certain rules of conduct is
always intentional.

False 

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Impartial moral rules are ideally designed to apply equitably to all participants in the system.

True 

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Morality is enforced by the authority that enacted them and security forces

False 

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As morality is a survival script humans follow daily, it became a general trait that is flexible
with different backgrounds.

False 

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Believing in human life implies on the belief that life has a purpose and this applies to
everyone, whether one believes in a superior deity or an atheist.

True 

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Since morality is culturally based, individuals are bound to live within the guidelines the
society lives with.

True 

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The two kinds of rules of conduct; Directives which involves the macroethical level and
Social policies that involves the microethical level.

False 
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Determinative Laws fixes ways of acting in accordance with natural law.

True 

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Time and place influence the context of morality.

True 

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Legal acts conform to what an individual believes to be the right thing to do.

False