Cultural differences can make it difficult to determine what is and is not ethical especially when it comes to the use of computers. Studies on ethics and computer use reveal that people of different nationalities have different perspectives; difficulties arise when one nationalitys ethical behavior violates the ethics of another national group. For example, to Western cultures, many of the ways in which Asian cultures use computer technology is software piracy. This ethical conflict arises out of Asian traditions of collective ownership, which clash with the protection of intellectual property. Some countries are more relaxed with intellectual property copy restrictions than others. The responses only indicated a degree of ethical sensitivity or knowledge about the performance of the individuals in the short case studies. The scenarios were grouped into three categories of ethical computer use: software license infringement, illicit use, and misuse of corporate resources. Cite at least one example scenario of each category and elaborate on your opinion.