CMP 235

Copyright Ethics Quiz

Test your understanding of ethical theories related to copyright and intellectual property with our engaging quiz!

Discover how different philosophical perspectives approach the act of sharing and ownership. Key topics include:

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveSage521

Giving a copy of a copyrighted eBook to you friend is ethical from a Kantianism perspective (2nd formulation)

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Giving a copy of a copyrighted music CD to your friend is ethical from rule utilitarianism perspective

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False

A positive right is a right that another person can guarantee by leaving the person alone

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Relativism is the theory that there are common universal moral norms of right and wrong

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We call utilitarianism a consequentialist theory, because it focuses on the consequences of an action

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Kant concluded that the only thing in the world that can be called good without an exception is an act with good consequences

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In Cultural relativism, moral guidelines are consistent across time but can vary from place to place

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One valid modification to the subjective relativism theory is that “people can do whatever they want as long as they do not hurt others”

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The theory that people decide for themselves what is wrong and right is called cultural relativism.

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Giving a copy of a copyrighted music CD to your friend who is not willing to buy it is ethical from an act utilitarianism perspective

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Ethics is the society’s rule of conduct and behavior, or in other words, a set of rules to differentiate between good and bad

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