Utilitarianism is a set of ethical principles that focuses on individual consequences of an action.   a. True   b. False

13. Which of the following statements is true of the relativist position of ethics?   a It holds that any cultural behavior can be judged only within the cultural context in which it occurs.   b It encourages people to identify those rules that apply across cultures.   c It argues that cultural differences are only superficial and that fundamental notions of right and wrong are universal.   d It focuses particularly on identifying acts and conditions that most societies think of as wrong, such as murder and theft.

Which of the following best describes when there are repeatable unintentional errors in a computer system that is systemic and creates outcomes that are unfair? A) algorithmic bias B) confirmation bias C) implicit bias D) explicit bias

In a written comparison and contrast assignment, compare and contrast the ethical system theory with the ethical reasoning framework.