Taking someone else’s sensitive and private information and selling it for financial gain is an ethical issue called:Select one:a.Privacy Infringementb.Money launderingc.Money Embezzlementd.Copyright Infringement

The consumer's "right to privacy" assures that information disclosed in the course of a commercial transaction is not shared with others unless authorised.TrueFalse

Being dishonest in advertising is ethical provided it mets all legal requirements. Select one: True False

Which ethical principle describes safeguarding personal information from unauthorized use?1 pointHonestyPrivacy protection Incident investigationNon-bias

A researcher is conducting a study on a sensitive topic and assures participants that their responses will remain confidential. Later, the researcher accidentally leaves a printed copy of the survey with participants' names exposed on a desk in a shared office space. Which ethical principle is most directly relevant in this situation? a. Fidelity and Responsibility b. Beneficence c. Non-maleficence d. Confidentiality

‘We have reached a point where it can be said with confidence that thelaw recognises and will appropriately protect a right of personal privacy…The law has to protect those whose trust has been abused but alsothose who find themselves subject to an unwanted intrusion into theirpersonal lives.’ (Douglas v Hello!)Discuss with reference to the tort of misuse of private information.