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   What does respect for persons mean for research ethics?

   • Respect for persons is a form of recognition respect, which places different and more stringent moral requirements on our interactions with persons than with non-persons. To work out what that entails for research ethics, we also need to know what persons are. This, it turns out, is a vexed question.

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   Why is respect important in ethics?

   • Respect for persons may perhaps be the most fundamental principle in all of ethics. Respect (full) calls on each and every one of us to respect the intrinsic dignity of all other people. If something is intrinsic to us, it is essential to our being and cannot be earned. It is a property of being a person.

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   What is the principle of respect for persons?

   • The principle of respect for persons is foundational in research ethics, but its interpretation is challenging. Scholars disagree about what persons are, which makes it hard to determine the principle’s foundation, content, and scope.

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   What is respect for people?

   • However, the modern understanding of respect for persons rests on the idea that all persons as such have a distinctive moral status in virtue of which we have unconditional obligations to regard and treat them in ways that are constrained by certain inviolable limits.

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2. plato.stanford.edu › entries › respectRespect - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Sep 10, 2003 · An attitude of respect is, most generally, a relation between a subject and an object in which the subject responds to the object from a certain perspective in some appropriate way. Respect necessarily has an object: respect is always directed toward, paid to, felt about, shown for some object.

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3. ethics.org.au › explainer-respectHow do you define Respect? - Ethics Explainer by The Ethics ...

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   Sep 27, 2017 · Respect (lite) is in play when being polite, considerate and mindful of another person. It can also be demanded from another as a mark of deference to their rank, seniority, experience or standing in the world.

4. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesWhat Does ‘Respect’ Mean? Exploring the Moral Obligation of ...

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   Jan 9, 2007 · Key words: ethics, respect for persons, respect for autonomy, professionalism. Go to: Introduction. Respect is frequently invoked as an integral aspect of ethics and professionalism in medicine—an essential feature of how good physicians ought to conduct themselves.

   • Author: Mary Catherine Beach, Mary Catherine Beach, Patrick S. Duggan, Christine K. Cassel, Gail Geller, Gai...

   • Publish Year: 2007

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   Doing this can be understood to mean not using human beings as mere resources, respecting their autonomy, respecting their rights, respecting their choices. According to this principle, the test of whether an action is right is that of whether the action treats persons as persons or fails to do so. Those actions which fail to treat persons as ...

   • Author: John D. Hodson

   • Publish Year: 1983

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   This is a clear and elegant statement of the theory of value that serves as the basis for Kant’s ethical theory of respect for persons. The one thing that has intrinsic value, for Kant, is the autonomous good will of a person.

7. plato.stanford.edu › archIves › spr2010Respect (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy/Spring 2010 Edition)

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   Sep 10, 2003 · Thus, respect involves deference, in the most basic sense of yielding: self-absorption and egocentric concerns give way to consideration of the object, one's motives or feelings submit to the object's reality, one is disposed to act in obedience to the object's demands.

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   Oct 8, 2020 · Respect for persons is a form of recognition respect, which places different and more stringent moral requirements on our interactions with persons than with non-persons. To work out what that entails for research ethics, we also need to know what persons are.