Three Principles of Medical Ethics Are

question 15

Multiple Choice

Three principles of medical ethics are

• A) competence, information, non-maleficence.
• B) autonomy, beneficence, justice.
• C) impartiality, prognosis, support.
• D) public acceptance, honesty, freedom.

Understand the components and importance of organizational culture in nonprofits.

Recognize the differences between nonprofit and government organizations in terms of flexibility and responsiveness.

Grasp the significance of market and contract failures in the context of nonprofit organizations.

Comprehend the dynamic between nonprofit organizations and external forces, including resource dependency and environmental isomorphism.

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Definitions:

Social Control

Mechanisms, strategies, and institutions used by a society to regulate individual behavior and maintain social order.

Power

A person or group’s ability to exercise influence and control over others.

Deviance

Actions or behaviors that violate societal norms or rules, which can result in social disapproval or sanctions.

Functionalist Theory

A sociological perspective that interprets each part of society in terms of how it contributes to the stability and functionality of the whole.