Beauchamp and Childress Believe That the Following Is the Primary

question 48

Multiple Choice

Beauchamp and Childress believe that the following is the primary justification of the right to privacy:

• A) A cluster of personal and property rights gives rise to a right to privacy.
• B) The right to privacy is instrumental, valuable insofar as it enables people to achieve other ends.
• C) Privacy is justified in relation to respect for autonomy, because we owe respect to people's autonomous wishes not to be observed, intruded on, and so forth.
• D) Privacy is justified based on health care professionals' obligations of fidelity to their patients and those patients' wishes.

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Definitions:

Dissatisfaction

The feeling of unhappiness or displeasure resulting from unmet expectations or needs.

Marriage Counselors

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Increasing Communication

Enhancing the exchange of information or the process of conveying meanings among individuals through a shared system of symbols and signs.

Negative And Hostile

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