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    college of nursing Mary josephine v. hernandez Bsn2a bioethics THE MORAL ISSUES OF PATERNALISM AND TRUTH TELLING Paternalism Paternalism can be defined as interfering with a person’s freedom for his or her own good. The word calls to mind the image of a father who makes decisions for his children rather than letting them make their own decisions‚ on the grounds that "father knows best." The principle of paternalism underlies a wide range of laws‚ practices‚ and actions? a physician who

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    Telling the truth. It is true that Lies are so much more interesting and the truth is boring. Well so they say. What do you think‚ isn’t it so much more creative to tell lies? Let’s say for example‚ I could tell you I caught the bus to School this morning as usual‚ and no one would be interested. However if I told I was driven to school on a fire engine and I got to work the sirens‚ this would be so much more interesting. So why tell the truth‚ let’s all create a fantasy world and live in in

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    TRUTH-TELLING 2 The Importance of Truth-Telling Telling the truth is something that comes up for the majority of us in childhood. It is considered impolite to lie and when a lie was told‚ or you were untruthful‚ it was often considered a reflection of your parents’ moral attitudes. Unfortunately‚ we all seem to have been taught differently the exact nature of a truth or lie and the right or wrong way to use that information. In To Lie or Not to Lie? – The Doctor’s Dilemma

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    Truth Be Told? Truth-telling is a moral issue or argument that has caused many problems in healthcare. That is why it is significant that people should truly understand what truth-telling means. Defined in the medical dictionary truth-telling is‚ a nursing intervention from the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) defined as use of whole truth‚ partial truth‚ or decision delay to promote the patient’s self-determination and well-being (Keane 175). According to Thomasma‚ in the article “Telling

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    Is telling the truth impossible? Some people will argue that with today’s complex life and diverse cultures that it is impossible to tell the whole truth. What one needs to analyze and understand is the lying and the intention behind it. Do we lie to intentionally hurt someone‚ lie to make someone feel better‚ lie to protect oneself‚ or unwillingly lie because we don’t know all the answers? The whole truth is complex and complicated‚ but has little to do with choices that we make

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    Prompt: Is it always essential to tell the truth or are there circumstances in which it is better to lie? It is always better to tell the truth‚ no matter what the circumstances are. I strongly disagree that lying is justifiable under special circumstances because lying is a form of deception. Based on good human morals‚ values‚ and integrity‚ deception is completely wrong and unethical. Telling the truth creates trust in relationships and establishes better outcomes than lying. Exploring Anna

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    Truth Telling Violations The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast the truth telling violations presented in the Abraham and Rehab Bible stories. Both stories are indicative of deception that demonstrate how if people are placed in a position of uncertainty can lose their faith in performing a moral obligation which is telling the truth regardless of the situation. Extreme circumstances can hinder the decision making process and can lead to deception. The ideology of truth

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    Running head: Truth Telling‚ Privacy‚ and Confidentiality Truth Telling‚ Privacy‚ and Confidentiality Georgetown University Bioethics in Nursing (NURO 518) Abstract Truth telling‚ privacy and confidentiality are critical aspects of care in the medical field. Establishing an effective nurse-patient relationship is key to an effective plan of care. Situations often arise where ethical considerations have to be made. This case study involves a patient by the name of David Collins. It brings

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    Moral Truth What is Moral truth? In Sam Harris’ book “The Moral Landscape”‚ he explains his ideas on moral truth. He explains that moral truth is so complex because of personal whim‚ and cultural influence. He explains his ideas of moral truth through science‚ objective and subjective‚ and consensus and consciousness. With these ideas Harris is able to define moral truth to his best ability‚ because it is such a difficult subject to understand. In the chapter on moral truth‚ Harris explains

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    Post-Modernity and Its Effects on Historical Writings The struggle to find truth in telling the stories of history has been a source of constant debate amongst historians and intellectuals. With the emergence of religious rejection during the seventeenth and eighteenth century Enlightenment‚ the influence and undoubted supremacy of the heroic model of science provided historians with new ways for obtaining truth—absolute truths—through the dispassionate eyes of a “heroic” observer. Although this remains

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