Design Law
A right over literary and artistic works which are original intellectual creations in the literary and artisticdomain protected from the momentof creation.
Originality
Copyrights
Ethics
Expression
Must beembodied in a medium sufficiently permanent orstable to permit it to beperceived, reproduced orcommunicated for a period more than a transitory duration.
Impression
Originality
Expression
Copyrights Vest
Neighboring Rights are the rights of performers,producers of sound recording and broadcastingorganizations.
True
False
Author - The one who steals the work
True
False
Works of joint authorship; in the absence of agreement, their rights shall be governed by the rules on co-ownership.
Author
Writer
Publishers
Co-authors
Morals are the rules you abide by in order to remain within a community or profession. Morals are your personal values that run to the core of your very being.
True
False
Morals are individual or personal principles to what behaviors and habits believe is right or wrong.
True
False
He proposed the idea of Categorical Imperatives which are the things that is universal and to be obeyed, regardless of desires. Among those categorical imperatives are the universalizability principle and the formula of humanity.
Immanuel Kant
John Stuart Mill
Artistotle
Philippa Foot
The one who Invented the trolley problem
Phillipa Foot
Seyla Benhabib
Aristotle
W.D Ross
His ethical theory entitled the theory of justice revolves around the fundamental principle that every individual is inviolable.
John Stuart Mill
Seyla Benhabib
Immanuel Kant
John Rawls
Conflict of Interest is an entity or person has a conflict of interest when their personal (or self-serving) interests collide with their professional obligations or responsibilities.
True
False
John Stuart Mill proposed the ethical theory entitled utilitarianism. It revolves around focusing on the results of an action rather than the intent of an action.
True
False
Philippa Foot ethical theory revolves around Interactive Universalism, in which she developed a theory of moral autonomy by changing modernist’s understanding of what it means to develop a postconventional moral point of view in which emerges from an expanded mentality formed by practicing the reversal of perspectives and understanding differences.
True
False
Advocacy serve the public interest as responsible advocates for those we represent.- provide a voice in the marketplace of ideas, facts, and viewpoints and aid informed public debate.
True
False
Accept the consequence of our marketing decision and strategies
Respect
Citizenship
Responsibility
Honesty
Fulfill the economic, legal, philaTrophic, and societalresponsibilities that serve stakeholders in a strategic manner.
Openness
Respect
Responsibility
Citizenship
Independence - Provide objective counsel to those we represent
True
False
Libel is an act of knowingly making a false written statement in public
True
False
The Slander is an act of knowingly making a false verbal statement in public
True
False
Is an ethical theory that uses rules to distinguish right from wrong.
Consequentialism
Deontology
Utilitirianism
Consequentialism Is a theory that says whether something is good or bad depends on its outcomes.
True
False
Is an ethical theory that determines right from wrong by focusing on outcomes.
Consequentialism
Deontology
Utilitirianism
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