One of the Most Common Ethical Problems for Members of the IT

question 42

Multiple Choice

One of the most common ethical problems for members of the IT profession when a potential employee lies on a resume and claims competence in an IT skill that is in high demand. This act is known as which of the following?

• A)misrepresentation
• B)fraud
• C)resume inflation
• D)breach of the duty of care

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Definitions:

Substantial Evidence

A level of evidence that is more than a mere scintilla but less than a preponderance, often used as a standard for upholding the findings of administrative agencies and lower courts.

Fact Finding

The process of gathering factual information and evidence, often used in legal proceedings or investigations.

Informal Rule Making

A regulatory process set by administrative agencies which lacks the formalities of a trial, often based on public commenting.

Formal Rule Making

A process involving public notice and the opportunity for public comment before a government agency can establish new regulations.