The Interactive Digital Software Association Case Exemplifies

question 26

Multiple Choice

The Interactive Digital Software Association case exemplifies:

• A) The idea that laws cannot always define proper action.
• B) The idea that ethical principles are broader than laws.
• C) Industries preempting legislation and voluntarily adopting ethically based practices.
• D) All of the above.

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Definitions:

Hostility

Aggressive or antagonistic attitudes or behaviors towards others, often stemming from anger, frustration, or resentment.

Freud's Theories

A set of psychoanalytic theories developed by Sigmund Freud, emphasizing the influence of unconscious processes and childhood experiences.

Personality

A blend of attributes that defines a person’s distinct identity.

Defense Mechanism

Psychological strategies unconsciously used to protect oneself from anxiety or unacceptable thoughts and feelings.