What differentiates subcommunities and subcultures? Select one: a. There are no differences, they are synonyms O b. Subcommunities are unified within and distinguished from other groups based on their identifying beliefs, values, and/or preferences c. Subcultures are unified within and distinguished from other groups based on their identifying beliefs, values, and/or preferences d. Subcultures are oriented around a social hub, while subcommunities are maintained by gatekeepers Which of the following examples illustrates the role of technology in glocalization? [choose all that apply] Select one or more: a. International market responses to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) b. Online collaboration between local environmental groups to address global climate change c. Coordination between local school safety and gun control activists to address school shootings in national dialogue d. International interdependence between collaborators on a global virtual team As discussed in class, which of the following has played a major role in shaping innovation in consumer technologies throughout recent history? Select one: a. Wireless emergency alert (WEA) system b. Consumer protection enforcement by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) c. Environmental and Health, such as from the EPA and NIH, funding for computer science research d. Military and Defense, including DARPA, funding for computer science research What should be used to inform ethical decision-making? [choose all that apply] Select one or more: a. Heuristics b. Codes of ethics c. Risk analysis d. Ethical Frameworks [choose all that apply] Recurring sociotechnical themes about the relationships between people and technology in context include: Select one or more: a. Semantic web b. Unintended consequences c. Ubiquitous computing d. Multiple, often paradoxical, outcomes