Asked by shanend ravichandran on Apr 24, 2024
Paul Ramsey believes that it may be morally legitimate to use captive populations of children in research studies.
Captive Populations
Groups of people who are not free to leave or refuse participation, often used in contexts of research or incarceration.
Morally Legitimate
Morally legitimate refers to actions or policies that are considered acceptable or justifiable according to ethical standards and moral principles.
Paul Ramsey
An American ethicist known for his work in medical ethics, including issues of life and death and bioethics.
- Recognize the ethical considerations involved in human and animal research.
- Comprehend the ethical debates surrounding experimental procedures on vulnerable populations.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the ethical considerations involved in human and animal research.
- Comprehend the ethical debates surrounding experimental procedures on vulnerable populations.
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