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| Suggest of reasons why most people do anything |
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| GREED, curiosity and Anger |
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1. If it is necessary; it is legal.
2. I was just doing it for you.
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| meaningful content, observation, discussion, practice and feedback. |
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| Examples of logical fallacies |
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1.Equivocation
2. popular appeal
3 Begging the question |
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| Examples of logical fallacies |
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1.Equivocation
2. popular appeal
3 Begging the question |
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| Functions of critical thinking |
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1 Evaluate the arguments of others
2 Evaluate one's one arguments
3 Resolve conflicts |
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| Critical thinking can be seen as |
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A discipline
A skill
An Art |
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| The common elelments of critical thinking |
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Analysis of information
evaluation
creativity |
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| The 3 compents of an argument |
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| 4 components of a well reasoned ARGUMENT |
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Completeness
consistency
coherence
clarity |
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| The 3 components of the thought process |
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experience
interpretation
analysis |
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| Critical Thinking is synonomysis with |
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Trustworthiness
Fairness
Caring
Respect
Responsibility
Citizenship |
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| 3 modes of characterintegration |
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uncritical
self-serving
fair-minded |
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| World views that humans are bad |
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psychological egoists
hobbesians
religious thinkers |
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| World view that humans are good |
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altristists
lockians
religious thinkers |
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Kindness
Sharing
Generosity
Trustworthiness |
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| Distinguishing characteristics of professional |
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Trust
Specialized knowledge
Self-Regulation |
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| Elements of professionalism |
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Altruism
Accountability
Excellence
Duty |
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Compete
Conflict
Compliment |
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| Kohlberg's concept of moral reasoning |
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Preconvection
Conventional
Postconventional |
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| Gilligan's concept of moral reasoning |
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Self-Centered
Self-Sacrificing
Mature Care |
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| Interferences to ethical reasoning and ethical behavior |
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Self-deception
Self-indulgence
Self-protection
Self-righteousness |
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| A question of Epistemology |
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| What is the difference between knowledge and belief? |
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| A question for Metaphysics: |
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| Are there any absolutes or is everything relative? |
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| What theories of conduct are valid and why? |
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| What theories of conduct are valid and why? |
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| 3 harmful practices pertaining to ethics |
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Coercion
manipulation
deception |
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| Greek idea of interaction |
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| Dr. McManus definition of ethics |
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Pertaining to who you are
what you do
and why you do something |
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| Forms of non-consequential Ethics |
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Divine Command Theory
Kantian Ethics
Prima Facie Ethics |
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| Forms of consequential ethics |
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Egoism
Utilitarianism
Altruism |
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| Forms of consequential ethics |
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Egoism
Utilitarianism
Altruism |
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| 2 traditional subdivisions of moral philosophy |
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Normative ethics
Meta ethics |
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| a primary purpose of moral philosophy |
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| Provide guidance in resolving real life moral delemmas |
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| Seeing morality as a private choice |
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| A cultural relativist accepts |
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| Most American adults base their moral decisions on |
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| Post conventional moral reasoning typically bases reasoning on: |
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| univeral moral prinicples |
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| A common phrase among utilitarian is |
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| The ends justify the means |
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| Utilitarian'give moral consideration to |
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| animals as well as humans |
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| For Aristotle, the natural function of the victorious person is |
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| The doctrine of the mean suggests |
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| John Stuart Mills suggests the goal of life is to seek: |
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| Jeremy Bentham suggest the goal of life is to seek: |
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Divine Command Theory/Dentology
Denotes |
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| 3 versions of dentological theory |
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Divine command
Kantian
Prima-Facie |
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| For deontologists, autonomous moral agents |
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| Use their reason to discern moral principles |
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| Never merely treat a person as a means, but always as an end in itself |
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| For Kant, moral maxims and duties are |
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| "So act to treat humanity, whether in than own person or any other person or any other person, in every case as an end in itself, not as a means only" |
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| Natural reason is the function of natural law for: |
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| IT is an imprint on us of the Divine Light |
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| Under natural law theory, something is morally right if |
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| It is consistent with reason |
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| Examples of frequently occuring ethical issues for the CRNA |
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Challenged by another professional
Conflicts of conscience
Confidentiality issues
Animal research requiring anethesia
Parental consient
Patient's autonomous refusal |
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| When nurses act, "ethically" towards their parents only for fear of criticism or penalty |
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| Sening an inappropriate moral act has occurred |
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Doing good
Doing acts of kindness |
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| Life ethics or Ethics of medicine |
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| Parental role toward parents and their families |
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Hippocratic
Rights
Shared responsibility |
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