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The Effects of Using IT (chapter 5)
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What are microprocessor-controlled devices used in the home often aimed at improving?
Lifestyle, leisure time, physical fitness, data security, and social interaction.
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What are the two main groups of microprocessor-controlled household devices?
Labour-saving devices and other devices.
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Name three examples of labour-saving devices that use microprocessors.
Automatic washing machines, robotic vacuum cleaners, and smart fridges.
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What is a positive effect of microprocessor-controlled labour-saving devices?
They allow people to focus on other tasks while the device carries out chores.
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What security issue is associated with household devices that can be remotely controlled?
They can allow hackers to gain personal data and access through weak or default passwords.
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How can smart technology potentially affect social interactions?
It can both encourage connections through online platforms and reduce face-to-face interactions.
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What is a potential negative aspect of social interactions facilitated by microprocessor-controlled devices?
Increased social isolation and anxiety from reduced personal interactions.
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What kind of monitoring can microprocessors provide in transport systems?
Traffic monitoring, congestion zone management, and automatic number plate recognition.
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What are smart motorways designed to do?
They manage traffic control and sign information using a central computer system.
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What could happen if traffic management systems are hacked?
It could lead to chaos in traffic control and safety risks for road users.
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What key factors have contributed to the acceptance of autonomous trains?
They operate on set tracks and reduce human error in train operations.
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What technology do autonomous cars rely on for navigation?
Sensors, cameras, microprocessors, and complex algorithms.
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What security risks do autonomous vehicles face?
They can be susceptible to hacking, which can manipulate sensor information or access personal data.
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List two advantages of autonomous vehicles.
Reduction of human error and improved efficiency in transport.
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What is a major concern related to prolonged use of IT equipment?
Potential health problems like eye strain and musculoskeletal issues.
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