Alan Meisel and Mark Kuczewski | Legal and Ethical Myths

question 23

Multiple Choice

Alan Meisel and Mark Kuczewski | Legal and Ethical Myths About Informed Consent
Meisel and Kuczewski review eight myths that impede the practice of obtaining informed consent, due primarily to an understanding of the concept from a legal, rights-oriented point of view. When a shared process approach is used instead, in which patients and physicians each have access to interrelated facts and values, informed consent can accommodate both patient autonomy and physician responsibility.
-Signed consent forms can provide a false sense of security due to difficulties determining whether disclosed information was

• A) overly complex.
• B) adequate.
• C) irrelevant.
• D) both a and b

Understand postpurchase behavior and its impact on consumer satisfaction and loyalty.

Identify factors that lead to problem recognition in the consumer purchase decision process.

Understand the concepts of consumer behavior and its implications for marketing strategies.

Recognize the role of marketing in influencing the consumer's purchase decision through information provision and persuasion.

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Definitions:

Plasma Membrane

Cell membrane that encloses the cytoplasm; separates a cell from its external environment.

Cilia

Singular cilium. Short, hairlike structures that project from the plasma membrane of some eukaryotic cells. Motile types often occur in clumps that beat in unison.

Flagella

Long, whip-like structures that protrude from the cell body of certain organisms, used for movement.

Selectively Permeable

A characteristic of cell membranes that allows certain molecules or ions to pass through it by means of active or passive transport, while blocking others.