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Misconceived bioethics?: The misconception of the “therapeutic misconception”
International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 2006 Bioethics needs to include study of the social and historical context in which ethical meanings in medical encounters make sense. It needs to do this in order to remain relevant, vibrant, and aware of how it might unwittingly facilitate the agendas of others.
Belkin, Gary S.
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Journal of Homosexuality, 1984
Recent studies and analyses of social reactions to homosexuality are examined with the goal of linking them to general theories of deviance in the mainstream of sociology and social psychology. Homosexuality as an attitudinal object is classified as person, trait, and characteristic of collectivities and culture.
J W, Plasek, J, Allard
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Recent studies and analyses of social reactions to homosexuality are examined with the goal of linking them to general theories of deviance in the mainstream of sociology and social psychology. Homosexuality as an attitudinal object is classified as person, trait, and characteristic of collectivities and culture.
J W, Plasek, J, Allard
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International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2004
Recently, several researchers and philosophers argued that clinical research trials are not therapy. Their position is based on foundational research ethics documents, such as the Belmont Report, on conceptual analysis, and on the general way clinical trials are conducted.
Joseph P, DeMarco, Maurie, Markman
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Recently, several researchers and philosophers argued that clinical research trials are not therapy. Their position is based on foundational research ethics documents, such as the Belmont Report, on conceptual analysis, and on the general way clinical trials are conducted.
Joseph P, DeMarco, Maurie, Markman
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Medical Teacher, 2015
Since it was first described (Harden et al. 1975; Harden & Gleeson 1979), the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) has become established as the gold standard for the assessment of a st...
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Since it was first described (Harden et al. 1975; Harden & Gleeson 1979), the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) has become established as the gold standard for the assessment of a st...
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Misconception of heat and temperature Among physics students [PDF]
Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2011 This Study was designed to find out Students misconception in heat and temperature. It was conducted by administering a questionnaire to 53 students from different major and manner (physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematic). In faculty of education Al.
Alwan, Almahdi Ali, Almahdi Ali Alwan
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Birth, 2002
Commentary on: Kieler H, Cnattingius S, Haglund B, Palmgren J, Axelsson O. Sinistrality—a side‐effect of prenatal sonography: A comparative study of young men. Epidemiology 2001;12:618–623.
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Commentary on: Kieler H, Cnattingius S, Haglund B, Palmgren J, Axelsson O. Sinistrality—a side‐effect of prenatal sonography: A comparative study of young men. Epidemiology 2001;12:618–623.
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ECT: Misconceptions and Attitudes
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1982One hundred and seventy-eight subjects completed a questionnaire regarding ECT. The sample comprised three groups of approximately equal size: a group of patients who had received ECT, a group of visitors to ECT-treated psychiatric patients, and a group of visitors to non-ECT-treated psychiatric patients. Misconceptions about ECT were common throughout,
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Ophthalmology, 1979
Certain misconceptions about the law are common among physicians. The purpose of the legal system is to resolve disputes rather than dispense "justice." The rules of law are neither stable nor clear. Truth cannot be recovered for purposes of litigation; therefore, the evidence alone must determine the merit of a case.
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Certain misconceptions about the law are common among physicians. The purpose of the legal system is to resolve disputes rather than dispense "justice." The rules of law are neither stable nor clear. Truth cannot be recovered for purposes of litigation; therefore, the evidence alone must determine the merit of a case.
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Nutrition Reviews, 2009
Patients' misconceptions concerning peptic ulcer diets may lead them to observe a more strict diet than intended by the physician. In some cases the diet was impossible to follow.
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Patients' misconceptions concerning peptic ulcer diets may lead them to observe a more strict diet than intended by the physician. In some cases the diet was impossible to follow.
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