Ethics Flashcards

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1
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What is neurorights?

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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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The first country to make a NeuroRights constitutional reform?

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Chile (2021)

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What did Chile fail to recognize in their reform?

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pharmacological cognitive enhancers

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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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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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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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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’?

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Schleim and Quednow (2017)

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

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Chatterjee (2013)

21
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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)

25
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Who talked about a complex digital divide?

A

Scheerder et al 2017

26
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Social cognition?

A

Bandura

27
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Self-efficacy and the design of tools?

A

Wulfovich et al (2019)

28
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Need for guidelines to help self-regulation?

A

Mbinjama (2022)

29
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The need for different ethical guidelines when conducting internet based research?

A

Cilliers and Kiljoen (2021)

30
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Who found 25 ethical issues in mental health research in minors?

A

Hiriscau et al (2016)

31
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Ethical issues with mental health influences (confidentiality and risk assessment)

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White and Hanley (2022)

32
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Paper on the use of ethical and social rights tool in mental health nurses?

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Ventura 2021

33
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etherapy challenges

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confidentiality, informed consent and boundaries of competance