What, exactly, is cyberethics? How is it different from and similar to computer ethics, information ethics, and Internet ethics?

Lesson 1 Review: Cyberethics & Ethics

1. What, exactly, is cyberethics? How is it different from and similar to computer ethics, information ethics, and Internet ethics?
2. What is meant by the term cybertechnology? How is it similar to and different from computer technology?
3. What is applied ethics, and how is it different from theoretical ethics? (
4. Summarize the key elements of the perspective of cyberethics as a field of sociological/descriptive ethics
5. What is moral objectivism, and how is it different from moral absolutism?
6. How is Philip Brey’s “disclosive method” of computer ethics different from what Brey calls “main-stream computer ethics”?
7. Explain what Moor means by a “conceptual muddle”? How can these muddles sometimes complicate matters when trying to resolve policy vacuums?
8. Identify and briefly describe some key aspects of each of the “four phases” in the evolution of cyberethics as a field of applied ethics.
9. What alternative strategy does James Moor use to analyze the question whether cyberethics issues
10. Why is it important to distinguish between unique technological features and unique ethical issues when evaluating the question, Are cyberethics issues unique?

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