The Ethical Theory of Intuitionism Proposes That

question 36

Multiple Choice

The ethical theory of intuitionism proposes that:

• A) the power of an individual to assess the rightness or wrongness of decisions is as basic to human beings as the instinct for survival.
• B) market outcomes should be the basis for distributing goods.
• C) the "veil of ignorance" should be developed to consider the needs and rights of all society's members.
• D) society should stress equality of opportunity, not results.

Communicate effectively with patients and their families regarding treatment plans and expectations.

Evaluate the socioeconomic needs of psychiatric patients and incorporate these into care planning.

Understand the legal and ethical implications of emergency or involuntary hospitalization for mental illness.

Recognize the rights of patients within psychiatric hospitals, including the right to treatment.

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Definitions:

Formal Mentoring Systems

Structured programs within organizations where experienced individuals provide guidance and support to less experienced employees.

Predictability

The capability of being accurately predicted or forecasted in advance.

Diversity Outcomes

The positive impacts and benefits that arise from promoting and achieving diversity within an organization, contributing to its overall success and inclusiveness.

Canadian Human Rights Act

Federal legislation in Canada that prohibits discrimination on various grounds such as race, age, sexual orientation, religion, gender, disability, and national or ethnic origin.