Explain "Man naturally seeks the Perfect Good"

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Q: defined the concepts of a professional and professionalism

A: Professional And Professionalism

Q: What is Ethics?

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Q: What is the difference between "I know" and "I believe"? Please provide me with two examples of both…

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Q: define sanctity of life and give an example of an ethical decision based on this philoso

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Q: Explain why eusociality is a form of altruism.

A: Altruism can be defined as the principle and moral practice of concern for the happiness of other…

Q: what is the difference between truth and psychological truth

A: Aim of Truth is to represent reality or correspond to it .Truth is usually the opposite of falsity.…

Q: What is the difference between beneficence and justice?

A: The set of regulations that control moral behaviour is known as ethics. The guiding principles of…

Q: The feminist perspective focused upon the * relationship between just women true false

A: Feminist Theory:  The extension of feminism into theoretical, fictional, or philosophical discourse…

Q: why and how there are cases where beneficence and justice overlap?

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Q: Which uses of animals, if any, are morally permissible, and which are morally wrong?

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A: Gender represents basically the expectations of the society. This is for both men and women based on…

Q: Explain ethical dilemma in your own words, give specific examples

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Q: Discuss the balance between “do no harm” and duty to treat.

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Q: Clinical psychology

A: Psychology has many branches that are as follows:1)Abnormal psychology 2)Behavioural psychology…

Q: Tobacco and Alcohol use would be considered this type of Determinant of Health:

A: Alcohol and Tobacco abuse is always on higher side .Due to stress ,anxiety and modern lifestyle…

Q: Explain how to get to the highest level, conscience-based moral decisions.

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A: In 1959,French and Raven described power under the following heading Coercive Power  Reward power…

Q: Define altruism

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Q: Explain why and how there are cases where beneficence and justice overlap. HINT: there's a part of…

A: The four concepts of Childress and Beauchamp - non-maleficence, autonomy, beneficence and justice -…

Q: hat is the Right of person in healt

A: Health care is required to maintain or restore physical, mental or emotional well-being of a person…

Q: e put up answer in own ways.

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Q: In what way of caring environment a way of loving our neighbor?

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Q: Explain how individuals can make a difference.

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Q: Analyze the individual differences in sexual motivation

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Q: Informed consent is when the person

A: The informed content means the person should be aware of their condition and knowledge of the…

Q: Develop a list of what is needed or would be to negotiate the stress of a dis ability experience…

A: Anxiety, anger, and helpless feelings are some of the common emotions experienced by people and…

Q: D. Normative

A: The correct answer is D . Normative

Q: Give an example of how the ethical decisions of a leader made a difference (good or bad).

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Q: What is a conscience? Why do most people agree on moral absolutes?

A: Conscience is based on associations of immediate sensory perceptions and responses of reflex…

Q: Early psychologists were interested in a precursor to positive psychology.

A: Early psychologists were interested in creativity research, a precursor of positive psychology.…

Q: Discuss how ones defination of health influences his or her illness behaviour

A: Health is complete well being of a person including physical ,mental ,social and emotional well…

Q: Why having a good attitude important for meditation . Give an explanation and example

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Q: what you think of the doctrine.  Does it make sense?  Or is it problematic in some way?

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Q: DEFINE What is the “purpose” and “use” of the word DEFINE DESCRIBE What is the “purpose” and “use”…

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Q: Define and explain ethics, law, morals,ethical code and ethical dilemma

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Q: What is the art of persuasion? rhetoric pathos ethos logos

A: The answer is Rhetoric

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Q: Compare and contrast the concepts of religion and spirituality ?

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Q: Philanthropic social responsibi

A: The process of the act of a corporation or business promoting the welfare of others, generally…

Q: means the human service professional will not harm or take any risks that might hurt the client in…

A: Maleficence means the human service professional will not harm or take any risks that might hurt the…

Q: Understand the basis of Maslow’s theory of human needs (D-love vs B-love).

A: Maslow's hierarchy from the apex to the base of a pyramid:  Self actualization  Esteem needs…

Q: Do ethics allow the refusal of treatments based on one's religious convictions

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Violence

Violence is defined as a physical act that causes or is intended to cause harm. Violence can cause physical, emotional, or both types of harm. Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intended use of physical force and power that causes threat or harm against oneself, another person, or against a community or group, and has the potential to cause damage, death, mental distress, maldevelopment, or poverty.