The Application of Patient Autonomy Is Based Upon Which of the Following

question 21

Multiple Choice

The application of patient autonomy is based upon which of the following theories of ethical thinking?

• A) Virtue ethics
• B) Consequentialism
• C) Nonconsequentialism

Distinguish between classical and operant conditioning principles in therapy.

Understand the principles of cognitive therapy and its application to real-life problems.

Identify cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques and their benefits in modifying self-defeating thinking and maladaptive actions.

Recognize the role of self-talk and negative thinking in psychological distress and the process of cognitive restructuring.

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Definitions:

Nonmaleficence

A principle in ethics, particularly in healthcare, that emphasizes avoiding harm or injury to others.

Dual Responsibilities

The situation where an individual simultaneously bears two sets of obligations or duties, often in the context of work-life balance.

Participant Autonomy

The degree to which individuals in a study or activity have the freedom to act independently and make their own choices.

Potential Participants

Individuals who meet the criteria to be included in a research study and have the possibility of being chosen to participate.