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What are the learning outcomes mentioned in Chapter 9?
What are the learning outcomes mentioned in Chapter 9?
- Rationalize the advantages and disadvantages of applying technology to humanity
- Examine international/local government policies and human rights
- Discuss examples of ethical dilemmas and conflicts
- All of the above (correct)
What is one of the identified learning outcomes related to government policies?
What is one of the identified learning outcomes related to government policies?
- Identify and examine international/local government policies and human rights (correct)
- Rationalize the advantages of government policies
- Discuss examples of ethical dilemmas caused by government policies
- Examine limitations of government policies
What is the main focus of Chapter 9?
What is the main focus of Chapter 9?
- The advantages of technology in humanity
- The transformative modification of the world
- The ethical dilemmas and conflicts caused by technology (correct)
- The limitations of applying technology to humanity
What is the overall theme of Chapter 9?
What is the overall theme of Chapter 9?
What is the expected outcome related to technology and humanity in the world?
What is the expected outcome related to technology and humanity in the world?
What does the intersection of 'what we are good at' and 'what we love' refer to?
What does the intersection of 'what we are good at' and 'what we love' refer to?
When 'what we are good at', 'what we love', and 'what the world needs' intersect, what do we experience?
When 'what we are good at', 'what we love', and 'what the world needs' intersect, what do we experience?
What is experienced when 'what we are good at', 'what we love', and 'what we are paid for' intersect?
What is experienced when 'what we are good at', 'what we love', and 'what we are paid for' intersect?
What is the intersection between 'what we love' and 'what the world needs' referred to as?
What is the intersection between 'what we love' and 'what the world needs' referred to as?
What does the intersection of 'what the world needs' and 'what we can be paid for' represent?
What does the intersection of 'what the world needs' and 'what we can be paid for' represent?
