Discuss why genetic testing is one of the most pressing ethical dilemma employers are facing today
Genetic testing is without doubt one of the most pressing issues considering the ethical standards to be maintained by the employers. The dilemma is if and if so how, to use genetic information that is readily available. Testing of DNA can tell the employer and its health and life insurance carriers the likelihood that an employee or applicant may carry a wide range of health problems that could pose potentially catastrophic claims under the firm's health and life insurance policy and plans. Even then, genetic testing is considered as one of the most serious intrusions into an employee's privacy that an employer might make.
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A) efficient postal services. B) highly educated populations. C) wide use of credit cards. D) few mail-order companies. E) high per capita income.
People are often ethnocentric and favorably predisposed to their own country's products, unless they come from a less developed country
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Tom refuses to take his family on a vacation of SeaWorld ever since he read that a group of people filed lawsuits against the company, claiming mistreatment of various killer whales in the park. Despite the claims, SeaWorld maintains that they have done nothing wrong. Regarding encouraging sustainable consumer behavior, which barrier does Tom most relate to in the sustainability claims made by SeaWorld?
A. Distrust B. Negative perceptions C. Lack of awareness and knowledge D. Low availability E. High prices
When a machine operates like a human with respect to learning and decision making, it is referred to as artificial intelligence.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)