which of the following is NOT true of Piaget's theory
what best defines duty oriented reasoning
the decision making theory that judges the rightness or wrongness of the act depends on its intrinsic nature and not the outcome
autonomy
Respecting a patient's right to make their own medical decisions and choices.
conviction of a crime can
result in loss of license
which is NOT true of Piaget's stages of value development
the preoperational stage of development is characterized by abstract thinking
MacIntyre argues that
that virtue ethics is the only theory that makes sense
Beneficence
Acting with compassion and doing what is best to help the patient.
decision made by court in lawsuit where it's deemed no basis for trial
summary judgement
which of the following is true of Kohlbergs theory of development of moral reasoning?
a social contract is formed during post conventional morality stage
Following the duty to "do no harm" and preventing injury
Non-maleficence
the outcome or predicted outcome of the decision is what theory
teleological or consequence oriented theories
Treating all patients fairly and equally, regardless of background or status
Justice
consequence oriented theory that states decision should be made on what will produce best outcome for MOST people
utillitarianism
Being completely honest and truthful with patients at all times.
Veracity
Role Fidelity
Remaining loyal, faithful, and keeping promises made to patients.