Computer Ethics Extends to Considering the Social Consequences of the Program

question 45

True/False

Computer ethics extends to considering the social consequences of the program being written and ensuring that your work doesn't harm people.

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Definitions:

Ego Control

A psychological concept referring to an individual's ability to regulate their impulses, emotions, and behaviors in accordance with societal norms.

Emotional Underdevelopment

Refers to a lack of emotional maturity, characterized by an inability to manage emotions or maintain healthy emotional relationships.

Romanian Orphans

Refers to the children institutionalized in harsh conditions in Romania during the late 20th century, whose plight highlighted issues of child welfare and human rights.

Intellectual Underdevelopment

A situation or condition where an individual or community does not achieve cognitive growth or intellectual progress expected for their age or environment.