An Auto Designer Chooses to Devote His Efforts to Design

question 44

Multiple Choice

An auto designer chooses to devote his efforts to design an automobile that is the safest vehicle possible. He does so because he wishes to save lives and prevent disabling injuries. He believes he and his employer have a duty to provide the public with the safest possible vehicle. The designer's approach to ethical decision-making is best characterized as:

• A) utilitarian.
• B) deontological.
• C) ethically relative.
• D) ethically fundamental.

Understand the role and composition of ethnographic records, including hypermedia and online ethnography.

Acknowledge the significance of timing and content in recording field notes for ethnographic research.

Comprehend the strategies for engaging with and disengaging from research subjects and settings.

Differentiate between various risks associated with ethnographic research.

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Definitions:

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Left-Hand Thread

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