11. An individual who provides their data has the right to know and understand all of the data-processing activities and algorithms used on that data. This is called ownership.
- True
- False
12. The right to inspect, update, or correct your own data is part of which aspect of data ethics?
- Data openness
- Data ownership
- Data consent
- Data privacy
13. Interoperability is key to open data’s success. Which of the following is an example of interoperability?
- A website charges a fee to access a database
- An analyst removes all personally identifiable information from a database
- Different databases use common formats and terminology
- A company restricts the use of a database to its own employees
14. Which of the following situations are examples of bias? Select all that apply.
- A researcher who surveys a sample group that is representative of the population
- A scholar who only reads sources that support their argument
- A dancing competition judge who is a close friend of the dancer who wins the competition
- A daycare that won’t hire men for childcare positions
15. Which of the following “C’s” describe qualities of good data? Select all that apply.
- Comprehensive
- Cited
- Current
- Consequential
16. If a company uses your personal data as part of a financial transaction, you should be made aware of the nature and scale of the transaction. What concept of data ethics does this refer to?
- Privacy
- Currency
- Ownership
- Consent
18. The government of a large city collects data on the quality of the city’s infrastructure. Any business, nonprofit organization, or person can access the government’s databases and re-use or redistribute the data. Is this an example of open data?
- Yes
- No
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19. Which of the following are types of data bias often encountered in data analytics? Select all that apply.
- Observer bias
- Interpretation bias
- Educational bias
- Confirmation bias
