Ethics Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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What is neurorights?

A

protecting individuals from neurotechnological advances

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Who came up with the NeuroRights initiative manifesto?

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Yuke et al. (2017)

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What were in the NRI manifesto?

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Privacy & consent, agency & identity, augmentation and prejudice

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4
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What were the concerns from Ineca and Adorno (2017)

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cognitive liberty, mental privacy, mental integrity, psychological continuity

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5
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The first country to make a NeuroRights constitutional reform?

A

Chile (2021)

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6
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What did Chile fail to recognize in their reform?

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pharmacological cognitive enhancers

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7
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Who said where do we draw the line with calling something a neuroenhancer because caffeine is a cognitive stimulant but that is legal?

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Dresier et al (2019)

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What is drug for ADHD that is considered a neuroenhancer?

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methylphenidate

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9
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Who said that spirituality can act as a moral enhancement rather than using drugs?

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Earp (2018)

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Who called neuroenhancers “botox for the brain”?

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De Jongh et al (2018)

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Who questioned the responsbility of neuroenhancers?

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Loewe (2017)

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How do cognitive enhancers work?

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raise the blood flow, more oxygen, raise adrenaline and increased neurotransmitter activation

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13
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Who studied decision making in women and testosterone?

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Montoya et al (2012)

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Who said that neurorights is a multidisciplinary approach with neuropsychologists and lawyers?

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Shen (2016)

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15
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Who said cognitive liberty is a basic human right?

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Bublitz (2013)

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16
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Who did the study looking at DBS ethics on anorexia nervosa (Oxford)?

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Park et al. 2017

17
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Who did the study on mind reading brain scans?

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Rainey et al (2019)

18
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Who said that biggest issue with neuroenhancers is adolescents taking them?

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Ly & Naidoo (2015)

19
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Who called neuroenhancement a ‘phantom debate’?

A

Schleim and Quednow (2017)

20
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Who said that prohibition of neuroenhancement is not an option?

A

Chatterjee (2013)

21
Q

What is Kant theory ethics?

A

Right and wrong is in the action

22
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Utilitarianism of ethics?

A

The evaluation of the outcome

23
Q

Who said more tech use increases BMI?

A

Shen et al. 2022

24
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Who said there was an increase of tech in pandemic?

A

Limone and Toto (2021)

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Who talked about a complex digital divide?
Scheerder et al 2017
26
Social cognition?
Bandura
27
Self-efficacy and the design of tools?
Wulfovich et al (2019)
28
Need for guidelines to help self-regulation?
Mbinjama (2022)
29
The need for different ethical guidelines when conducting internet based research?
Cilliers and Kiljoen (2021)
30
Who found 25 ethical issues in mental health research in minors?
Hiriscau et al (2016)
31
Ethical issues with mental health influences (confidentiality and risk assessment)
White and Hanley (2022)
32
Paper on the use of ethical and social rights tool in mental health nurses?
Ventura 2021
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etherapy challenges
confidentiality, informed consent and boundaries of competance