What Does O'Neill Mean by the Term "Maxim" of an Act

question 150

Multiple Choice

What does O'Neill mean by the term "maxim" of an act?

• A) The beneficence the act shows
• B) The desire expressed by the act
• C) The principle on which one sees oneself as acting
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Participant's Identity

Information related to a study participant that could reveal who they are, often protected in research to ensure privacy and confidentiality.

Laboratory Research

Laboratory research is a controlled method of scientific investigation in which phenomena can be studied under predetermined conditions.

Controlled Setting

A controlled setting is an environment where variables are manipulated or held constant to examine their effect on outcomes in an experimental study.

Confounding Factors

Variables that interfere with the clarity of the relationship between the independent and dependent variables in a study.