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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"respect for persons"”.
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Religious Conviction, Respect, and the Doctrine of Restraint in the Exclusionist-Inclusionist Debate
<p>The principle of respect for other persons is commonly invoked in contemporary liberalism as justification for the claim that a conscientious citizen in a liberal democracy is morally obligated to refrain from supporting a coercive law for which he lacks suitable public justification. This view …
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Respect for research subjects: Reality or rhetoric?
The National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research (National Commission) identified respect for persons as one of three fundamental ethical principles for research in its Belmont Report in 1979. Since then, the moral obligation to respect research …
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"Conceptions of midwifery" A study of forms of knowledge and values foundational for midwifery
… acquisition and the values inherent in midwifery form the major focus of this study. Particular emphasis is placed upon the value of experience in clinical practice to provide a sound methodological framework for knowledge acquisition. The concept of intuition is explored in relation to knowledge …
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Adaptive preferences and children's options
… of the woman who believes that it is proper for her husband to make all of the family's decisions? How do we respond to the mother who thinks that her domestic abuse is deserved? One popular explanation of such cases is that people's preferences may "adapt" to harmful or unacceptable …
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Adaptive preferences and children's options
… of the woman who believes that it is proper for her husband to make all of the family's decisions? How do we respond to the mother who thinks that her domestic abuse is deserved? One popular explanation of such cases is that people's preferences may "adapt" to harmful or unacceptable …
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Home-based care for umblical cords neonates by family caregivers at Waterval Community in Mpumalanga Province
… target population was family caregivers caring for a neonate’s umbilical cord. The study used a qualitative research approach. A phenomenological exploratory, descriptive, and contextual study design explored and described home-based care of neonates’ umbilical cords. The sampling technique was …
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Visualizing the Other: A Phenomenological Analysis of the Objectification of the Body in Biomedical Research Using Human Subjects
… saw subjects as mere objects, undeserving of respect or recognition of their intrinsic value. In response, normative guidelines and methodological constraints have been imposed upon the scientific community to prevent future abuses. Foremost among them is the imperative that investigators show …
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The Contribution of Foundational New Testament Theological Themes to the Meaning of Basic Bioethics Principles
… New Testament. The primary New Testament text for this study is the twin commands from Jesus to love God and love one's neighbor. Three theological themes are developed from this study and these three themes are employed to enhance the meaning of contemporary bioethics principles. The three …