Refraining from the Act of Causing Harm or Committing Evil

question 20

Multiple Choice

Refraining from the act of causing harm or committing evil is called

• A) nonmaleficence.
• B) beneficence.
• C) duty.
• D) fidelity.

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Definitions:

General Cognitive Ability

General Cognitive Ability refers to a person's overall capacity of mental processes, encompassing reasoning, problem-solving, planning, abstract thinking, complex idea comprehension, learning quickly, and learning from experience.

Later Adulthood

A stage of human development typically referring to individuals aged 65 and over, often characterized by retirement, physical aging, and significant life reflection.

Crystallized Cognitive Ability

Refers to the ability to use learned knowledge and experience.

Crystallized Cognitive Ability

The ability to utilize acquired knowledge and experience effectively.