A Team of CHNs Disagree About the Appropriate Action to Take

question 5

Multiple Choice

A team of CHNs disagree about the appropriate action to take in relation to a family with an ill family member who have chosen to continue working at their jobs instead of take time off to care for the ill family member. One CHN asks, "What sort of example does this behaviour set for the community? What if everyone always put their jobs before their families?" What type of thinking is this CHN applying?

• A) Communitarianism
• B) Deontological ethics
• C) Principlism
• D) Utilitarianism

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