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Biomedical Ethics                                         Screencast Notes 4.1    Autonomy VS Paternalism   Autonomy – capacity for self­governance or self­determination.         Violations of autonomy occur when one is coerced to act against one’s will.            o Physical force/restraint            o Threat (explicit or implicit)             o Judgment­impairing factors (Ex. drugs)            o Deception (Ex. lying, violating confidentiality)   Autonomy Principle – autonomous persons should be allowed to exercise their capacity for  self­determination.  Paternalism – acting on behalf of an individual (Ex. in a way believed to protect or advance   that individual’s interests), even if so acting conflicts with individual’s immediate desi

weak paternalism

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School: University of Memphis

Department: Philosophy

Course: Biomedical Ethics

Professor: Olsen

Term: Spring 2017

Tags: biomedical and ethics

Cost: 25

Name: Module 4.1 - Autonomy VS Paternalism

Description: Module 4.1 notes over Autonomy VS Paternalism

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weak paternalism

weak paternalism Description

School: University of Memphis

Department: Philosophy

Course: Biomedical Ethics

Professor: Olsen

Term: Spring 2017

Tags: biomedical and ethics

Cost: 25

Name: Module 4.1 - Autonomy VS Paternalism

Description: Module 4.1 notes over Autonomy VS Paternalism

Uploaded: 04/04/2017

2 pages

Week 1 Notes

3 pages

1.1 Logic Primer Notes

2 pages

Week 1 Notes

3 pages

1.1 Logic Primer Notes

2 pages

Week 1 Notes

3 pages

1.1 Logic Primer Notes

weak paternalism
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