Finding Common Ground Through Reasoned Dialogue

withholding information can promote a patient's autonomy (understood as the capacity for rational choice in alignment with one's values and goals). Keywords ... withholding information without the patient's knowledge or consent is ethically unacceptable. ... Rational, informed patients should not be expected to act ... Oct 31, 2017 ... ” They certainly did not seem to consider the ethical implications of helping to fuel a 'vast network of mis-information. ... rational argument. How the theory of information and journalism ethics contributes to the ethics ... rational and free, singular in itself and separate from others, subject of ... a distinction between rational and irrational persuasion can be made. Rational persuasion is consistent with the autonomy of the consumer and hence moral. Aug 17, 2020 ... That's because our intellectual mind constructs a narrative that justifies our choice as rational. ... Ethos – Appealing to Ethics, Morals, and ... Aug 3, 2012 ... Study of the ethical implications of SNS was initially seen as a subpart of Computer and Information Ethics (Bynum 2018). While Computer and ... Apr 19, 2015 ... This document discusses different types of advertising appeals, including rational/informational, emotional, and moral appeals. Not limiting access to them, they strive for the rational preservation and protection of library and information resources. Librarians and information. Dec 4, 2024 ... ... informational and cognitive limitations (see bounded rationality). ... Ethics, 125(2), 449-476. Samuelson, W., & Zeckhauser, R. J. (1988) ...