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

Q: Explain why it is hard to look for the good in everyone? Explain why social workers look past the…

A: Let's be honest. There are a few dreadful individuals out there. From degenerate government…

Q: good/bad behavior?

A: As an expert, nurses have to develop their skills towards tuberculosis and comprehending the…

Q: what is a possible clinical scenario where it would be important to have a sense of personal…

A: Personal knowing in nursing is self-acceptance which is grounded in self-confidence and knowledge.…

Q: The ethical decision making process includes the following steps: Identifying the ethical dilemma,…

A: Decisions on what is right and wrong pervade daily life. Ethics should apply to all aspects of life,…

Q: Explain why caregivers like some nursing homes can be awful for neglect and even abuse and why some…

A: Nursing homes are skilled medical facilities where health care services are provided to the…

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

A: A "Sanctity of life" is  a mentioned phrase which have becomes quite common in the moral as well as…

Q: Describe the relationship among faith,hope, and spiritual well-being ?

A: Spirituality:Spiritual care in nursing is very important in that it plays an important role in the…

Q: Research has demonstrated that, across all cultures, there is a "consistent inconsistency" between a…

A: There is a difference between a person's beliefs and values and what a person does in real life .…

Q: Do people need to feel socially and economically superior to others?

A: In the different nations, people have treated inequality, depending on their caste, economic levels…

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

A: Nursing ethics are the applied ethics that addresses the features of moral in nursing practice. The…

Q: Altruistic behavior is a behavior that benefits the recipient but harms the actor.  True  False

A: True.

Q: Explain what is meant by positive feedback. Is positive good?

A: Answer: Introduction: Feedback loops are living processes at which homeostasis is preserved. That…

Q: What does Pathos mean A. Using words that convey strong feelings B. Using opinions of experts and…

A: Pathos as per the Merriam webster means an element in experience or in artistic representation…

Q: ow does spiritual health affect emotional health

A: Spiritual health is the creation of a balance between mental, social, and purposeful aspects of…

Q: A habit is an example of what type of factor influencing food choices? environmental psychological…

A: Habit is a routine of behavior that a person repeats regularly and subconsciously. Psychology…

Q: where should the management of self be more focus especially when face with real challenges, which…

A: Self-management is defined as self-control and self-regulation. Self-management helps the person to…

Q: What is Opening mindedness means

A: A person has to face a lot of situations in life and they had to face those with different sets of…

Q: In a short essay (at least 10 well-defined sentences) Define culture and shortly describe all of the…

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Q: The ethical decision making process includes the following steps: Identifying the ethical dilemma,…

A: ♦ANSWER♦ •Given statement is a true statement.

Q: Explain how individuals can make a difference.

A: Many people feel they lack the necessary skills to make a difference in the world. They say that…

Q: How can imagining yourself in someone else's situation help you develop empathy for patients?

A: *The first step toward cultivating compassion is to develop empathy for your fellow humans. *Many of…

Q: Describe ways to express caring through presence and touch ?

A: The health care service is the portion of the entire health organization aimed at meeting the…

Q: WHO emphasizes the importance of "promoting social responsibility" to promote community health. What…

A: Economic and cultural globalization, progress in science and technology, access to information,…

Q: Differentiate life-affirming influences of religiousbeliefs from life-denying influences.

A: A religion is defined by mythological, supernatural and spiritual aspects and the attitudes towards…

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: The model's basic premise is that behavior change is a process, not an event. As a person attempts…

A: A person, when he wants to change his/her behavior goes through these 6 stages:- Precontemplation…

Q: Describe how culture and worldview influence the choices people mak

A: Introduction- Culture can be defined as the social behavior of the human society, culture reflect…

Q: Compare and contrast theories on caring ?

A: Nursing theory It explains health and associated influencing factors with the help of conceptual…

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: Lawrence Kholberg?

A: Lawrence Kohlberg was an American psychologist who was best known for his theory of stages of moral…

Q: Objective Self-Awareness (OSA) is: a. Identified outward attention b. The person’s attention is…

A: Since nurses spend maximum time with their ill patients, it is important that they develop a cordial…

Q: Which of the following strategies is effective in reducing moral hazard?  gate keeping cost…

A: Moral hazard in insurance is a situation in which the insured person deliberately takes more risk or…

Q: What is behavioral medicine ?

A: Behavioral health refers to psychological health, psychiatric, family relationships therapy, and…

Q: What are the similarities between the Cognitive approach and the behaviourist approach

A: Learning It is a process of acquiring a new knowledge and modifying the skills and values associated…

Q: Identify three dimensions of self-concept: self-knowledge, self-expectations, and self-evaluation…

A: Self-concept: The knowledge of the human being about self is called self-concept.  Self-concept…

Q: Identify six variables that influence self-concept.

A: Hierarchy of human needs include It includes biophysical needs, psychophysical needs and growth…

Q: You practice CAREs approach. What does it stand for?

A: The CARE approach in the healthcare systems helps improve the communication of the practitioner. It…

Q: Are there additional types of evidence that might help illuminate the link between biology and…

A: Biology is a science which deals with the living Kingdom. Morality is something which differentiates…

Q: Use an ethical framework and decision-making process to resolve ethical problems.

A: Bioethics  Ethics in the field of medicine and its application is called bioethics. Patient and…

Q: responses to the following questions: What makes behavior right or wrong? What makes behavior good…

A: Mutual trust and relationship among doctors and patients is observed to be an important factor of…

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: News reports show that there are students who have suicidal tendencies or have committed suicide.…

A: Suicide is defined as the deliberate death of a person. The impact on family, friends, and community…

Q: List out 5 reasons that people become therapists ?

A: Working as a therapist or a psychologist is a attractive and at the same time is challenging and…

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

A: Bioethics Health care ethics is also called medical ethics and consists of bioethics application in…