Goldman’s account of a) the strongest case FOR (i.e., strongest reasons given in favor of) medical...
Goldman’s account of a) the strongest case FOR (i.e., strongest reasons given in favor of) medical paternalism and b) the strongest case AGAINST (i.e., strongest reasons given in opposition to) medical paternalism.
Homework Answers
Paternalism refers to overiding a person's action or decision for their own good.
Strongest cases of paternalism occurs
-when trying to preserve the autonomy of a patient.
-when patients are unable to choose ie children, vegetative state.
-Emergent cases with no time to consult
-When a patient is not doing what they would do if they were completely rational.
Goldmans argument against paternalism cases are
-Those who consults doctors for not necessarily desire to be cured above all else.
-patients cannot be assumed to value health or prolonged life above all else and it is not always irrational that they don't.
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