Henkelman and Everall (2001) Suggested That Consent Consists of Three

question 26

Multiple Choice

Henkelman and Everall (2001) suggested that consent consists of three important components including all but which:

• A) demonstrated competence for decision making
• B) voluntariness
• C) understanding
• D) feeling forced to participate

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Definitions:

Bernheim and Lièbault

Two prominent figures in the history of hypnotism and psychotherapy, known for their work on suggestibility and hypnosis in the late 19th century.

Using Hypnosis

The practice of inducing a trance-like state to increase suggestibility and facilitate therapeutic interventions.

Eugenics Sterilization

The controversial practice of selectively sterilizing individuals deemed undesirable for reproduction, historically associated with the eugenics movement.

Somatogenic Perspective

The view that mental disorders originate from biological or physiological causes, emphasizing medical treatment.