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1. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesMoral Ecology in Nursing: A Pluralistic Approach - PMC

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   Apr 26, 2019 · The values of specific work settings, the profession of nursing, the broad health-care field, and general social views of morality are all at play when individual nurses directly face ethical issues in practice.

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   Apr 26, 2019 · A pluralistic theory of moral ecology in nursing provides a way for nursing to free itself from thinking that moral agency needs to derive from a single position, whether that be a specific nursing ethical framework or an existing ethical framework.

   • Author: Darcy Copeland

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   Does age influence nursing students' ethical relativism scores?

   • In terms of ethical ideology and selected demographic variables, a significant difference was detected in the mean scores between ethical relativism and age (F (2, 86) = 4.817, p < .010, η 2p = .101). This finding suggests that their age explained 10.1% of the variability in nursing students’ ethical relativism scores.

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   How have realism and relativism contributed to the development of Nursing?

   • Realism and relativism have contributed to the development of the nursing discipline by providing the basis of evidence-based nursing practice, nursing research, nursing education, and theoretical construction.

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   Does relativism predict moral identity?

   • Consistently with the findings of previous studies, we found relativism to be a strong predictor of moral identity and moral judgement of social issues. In contrast, relativism only weakly interacted with making moral judgements of environmental issues, and had no effects in predicting pro-environmental behaviours.

   The effects of idealism and relativism on the moral judgement of social

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   Can ethical frameworks help nurses recognize ethical issues?

   • As individual moral agents, nurses work within environments where multiple ethical frameworks coexist. As illustrated, any of these frameworks could be useful to help practicing nurses recognize ethical issues and provide justification for choosing different courses of action.

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   Oct 26, 2020 · Many studies have demonstrated that moral philosophies, such as idealism and relativism, could be used as robust predictors of judgements and behaviours related to common moral issues, such as business ethics, unethical beliefs, workplace deviance, marketing practices, gambling, etc.

   • Author: Laura Zaikauskaite, Xinyu Chen, Dimitrios Tsivrikos

   • Publish Year: 2020

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   Jan 1, 2022 · Even so, if a common basis for nursing ethics cannot be established, nurses may fall into ethical relativism and allow themselves to do anything, in a way, by positioning each individual’s conscience under the traditions and social customs.

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   Aug 1, 2007 · Though we were not conducting a formal research study on cultural relativism in health care, what we learned can shed light on these challenging ethical dilemmas. Lesson 1: Cultural Beliefs Deserve Respect, and They Are Not beyond Criticism

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