WGU D333 ETHICS IN TECHNOLOGY OA EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS AND RATIONALES LATEST UPDATE
2026/2027 | GRADED A+ | ASSURED PASS!!
What may providing unrestricted access to
consumers' data without protecting each individual's
privacy or identity be considered? -
...ANSWER..Unethical and risky
Which best practice should help reduce the different
ethical problems IT professionals face on a daily basis?
- ...ANSWER..Establishing and implementing an
acceptable use policy
What is the term for the concept where
organizations assimilate social and environmental
concerns in their business operations and in their
interactions with stakeholders? - ...ANSWER..CSR
(Corporate Social
Responsibility)
According to Aristotle's virtue ethics, what should be
the nature of a person who wants to donate something
,to an orphanage? - ...ANSWER..Generous
A person breaks a traffic law in order to get a critically
injured man to a hospital. Which decision-making
behavior describes this action? - ...ANSWER..Ethical
but illegal
What is the first step in an ethical decision-
making
process? - ...ANSWER..Develop a problem statement
Why is it important for leaders to understand
how
technology affects their organization's daily practices?
-
...ANSWER..To understand possible legal ramifications
What is an example of an IT professional
demonstrating a commitment to ethics? -
...ANSWER..An IT professional wants to do a side
project for a local business. He checks his employer's
company policy handbook first to avoid a conflict of
interest.
What does PAPA stand for? - ...ANSWER..Privacy,
,accuracy, property, and
access
An IT worker uses a company-owned vehicle to
transport illegal
drugs.
What does the Bathsheba Syndrome refer to?
-
...ANSWER..The ethical failure of people in power
How does the use of auto-tracking devices explain
the
ethical issue in this scenario? - ...ANSWER..An
employer can use GPS-tracking data as evidence for
the
investigation.
An IT professional traveling for a work assignment
decides to take a detour for personal business, and
due to excessive speed, causes an auto accident.
Who is responsible for damages? - ...ANSWER..IT
workers who breach the duty of care are accountable
for injuries.
, Which privacy law was violated by these pharmacy
employees? - ...ANSWER..HIPAA
How should the actions of the pharmacy employees
be
characterized? - ...ANSWER..illegal and unethical
What can organizations do to assist the sandwich
generation in understanding the importance of
protecting personal and financial information? -
...ANSWER..Have IT, financial, and medical
professionals conduct monthly information sessions
for the community
What is the source of the data threat in this scenario?
-
...ANSWER..Industrial spy
How should Jack's actions be characterized?
-
...ANSWER..Illegal and unethical
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS AND RATIONALES LATEST UPDATE
2026/2027 | GRADED A+ | ASSURED PASS!!
What may providing unrestricted access to
consumers' data without protecting each individual's
privacy or identity be considered? -
...ANSWER..Unethical and risky
Which best practice should help reduce the different
ethical problems IT professionals face on a daily basis?
- ...ANSWER..Establishing and implementing an
acceptable use policy
What is the term for the concept where
organizations assimilate social and environmental
concerns in their business operations and in their
interactions with stakeholders? - ...ANSWER..CSR
(Corporate Social
Responsibility)
According to Aristotle's virtue ethics, what should be
the nature of a person who wants to donate something
,to an orphanage? - ...ANSWER..Generous
A person breaks a traffic law in order to get a critically
injured man to a hospital. Which decision-making
behavior describes this action? - ...ANSWER..Ethical
but illegal
What is the first step in an ethical decision-
making
process? - ...ANSWER..Develop a problem statement
Why is it important for leaders to understand
how
technology affects their organization's daily practices?
-
...ANSWER..To understand possible legal ramifications
What is an example of an IT professional
demonstrating a commitment to ethics? -
...ANSWER..An IT professional wants to do a side
project for a local business. He checks his employer's
company policy handbook first to avoid a conflict of
interest.
What does PAPA stand for? - ...ANSWER..Privacy,
,accuracy, property, and
access
An IT worker uses a company-owned vehicle to
transport illegal
drugs.
What does the Bathsheba Syndrome refer to?
-
...ANSWER..The ethical failure of people in power
How does the use of auto-tracking devices explain
the
ethical issue in this scenario? - ...ANSWER..An
employer can use GPS-tracking data as evidence for
the
investigation.
An IT professional traveling for a work assignment
decides to take a detour for personal business, and
due to excessive speed, causes an auto accident.
Who is responsible for damages? - ...ANSWER..IT
workers who breach the duty of care are accountable
for injuries.
, Which privacy law was violated by these pharmacy
employees? - ...ANSWER..HIPAA
How should the actions of the pharmacy employees
be
characterized? - ...ANSWER..illegal and unethical
What can organizations do to assist the sandwich
generation in understanding the importance of
protecting personal and financial information? -
...ANSWER..Have IT, financial, and medical
professionals conduct monthly information sessions
for the community
What is the source of the data threat in this scenario?
-
...ANSWER..Industrial spy
How should Jack's actions be characterized?
-
...ANSWER..Illegal and unethical
