Chapter 11 Self Quiz

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. In 2010, a Spanish citizen won a case against Google to have what removed from the Internet searches?

Pictures taken of him in public without his permission correct incorrect

Video of him in public taken without his permission correct incorrect

Public information about his foreclosed property correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. The problem with recognizing privacy as a right is its potential conflict with

the power of law enforcement. correct incorrect

property rights. correct incorrect

surveillance. correct incorrect

right to free speech. correct incorrect

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. The UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights grounds rights in

the right to equality under the law. correct incorrect

freedom of speech. correct incorrect

the right to property. correct incorrect

human dignity. correct incorrect

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. Which of the following would ground the right to privacy in its benefits to society?

asocial constructivist correct incorrect

John Locke correct incorrect

UN correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. The most fundamental natural right identified by Locke is

the ownership right we have to ourselves. correct incorrect

the right to free speech. correct incorrect

our right to sell the fruits of our labor on a free market. correct incorrect

the right to be protected from aggressive enemy states. correct incorrect

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. What does it mean to say that we have a natural right to privacy?

That an infringement on our privacy is a violation of our ownership of ourselves or something else that we own correct incorrect

That privacy is an essential element of autonomy correct incorrect

That privacy is valuable for its own sake, regardless of the consequences on our well-being or society correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. What is the relation between privacy and autonomy?

There is no difference between privacy and autonomy. correct incorrect

If your autonomy is limited by the government, this will automatically violate your right to privacy. correct incorrect

Utilitarians believe that we have a natural right to privacy but not to autonomy. correct incorrect

You cannot be fully autonomous unless you have some privacy; the lack of privacy sometimes reduces your autonomy. correct incorrect

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. What is an advantage of treating privacy as a value instead of a right?

Values are easily violated for utility. correct incorrect

Deontologists don't care about values, only rights. correct incorrect

Values can be weighed against other values like justice and freedom. correct incorrect

None of the above correct incorrect

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. The right to free speech in America could be used to justify

deciding cases of privacy on utility. correct incorrect

allowing Google to leave search results as they are. correct incorrect

cooperating with Chinese government. correct incorrect

None of the above correct incorrect

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. How might traffic cameras be adjusted by engineers to better protect privacy while effectively enforcing the law?

Place cameras only at the busiest intersections. correct incorrect

Only operate cameras during the daytime. correct incorrect

Take photos of the license plate in back of the car. correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect