The theoretical approach that focuses on identifying the basic elements of mental processes is structuralism.
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Read the fictitious killer Robot case found at the web site for the Online Ethics Center for Engineering & Science.
The case begins with the incitement of a programmer for manslaughter for writing a faulty code that resulted in the death of a robot operator. Slowly, over the course of many articles, you are introduced to several factors within the corporation that contributed to the accident. Read the case and answer the following questions:
Responsibility for an accident is rarely defined clearly and is often difficult to trace to one or two people or causes. In this fictitious case, it is clear that a large number of people share responsibility for the accident. Identify all the people you think were at least partially responsible for the death of Bart Matthews, and explain why you think so.
Answer and Explanation:
When reading the case indicated in the question above, we can see that it is a case where a poorly programmed industrial robot killed its operator. In this case, we can point out that the programmers of this robot are the first culprits. This is because the robot in question exhibited a violent and dangerous behavior that could have been avoided with correct programming and effective tests. This shows that the programmers did not have enough knowledge and experience to work on this project. This makes us able to point out other culprits that is the company that hired the programmers called Silicon Techtronics, as well as the manager and responsible for the project because it had the obligation to assess the degree of professionalism of the programmers, as well as ensuring the safety of employees.
Answer:
C. ask Tony if he could give you a ride to the grocery store
Explanation:
<u>The Ben Franklin effect</u> (named after Benjamin Franklin and his quote "He that has once done you a kindness will be more ready to do you another, than he whom you yourself have obliged") <u>is the psychological theory that proposes the person is more likely to adopt admiration towards us if they perform a favor for us than if we perform a favor for them. </u>
The explanation is that people usually help others because they like them, therefore if we do something for another person <u>our brain (due to cognitive dissonance) will switch to thinking that we liked them in the first place.</u>
This is why if we ask Tony to drive us and he agrees he might develop a liking towards us, thinking he did us a favor because of the admiration and his own attraction towards us.
<span>Kirk should
investigate the direct cost of studying at the college, including tuition and
study material costs. He should also research living costs, such as costs of accommodation,
food and transport. In addition, he should consider the cost of transport back
home during vacations. </span>
Answer:
selection
Explanation:
Selective perception: In psychology, the term "selective perception" is one of the different types of perception and is described as a process through which a person perceives whatever he or she wants to related to the media messages whereas ignores opposing viewpoints. However, selective perception is referred to as a broad term to identify different behaviors of persons that he or she exhibits to watch out things which are based on a specific frame of reference.
In the question above, the given statement represents the selection part of the perception process.
