Moral right

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If you have ever made a list of pros and cons to help you make a decision, you have used the utilitarian method of moral reasoning. One of the main ethical theories, utilitarianism posits that the key to deciding what makes an act morally right or wrong is its consequences. 

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The principle of autonomy entails that persons should be treated as inherently valuable individuals with the moral right to make decisions about their own lives. To the extent that one s actions and choices do not negatively affect others, individuals with the capacity to make their own decisions should be free to do as they wish, even if their choices are risky or harmful to themselves. The principle also entails that persons with diminished autonomy, such as those who are illiterate or retarded, deserve to have their interests protected. Many moral obligations for professionals engaged in scientific research or health care are derived from the principle of autonomy, such as the physician-researcher s obligation to fully inform potential research subjects and respect the individual s informed consent or informed refusal. This obligation is founded on the principle that individuals are the appropriate decision makers for choices that do not harm others. 

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