The ________ has the potential to have a major impact on society.
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Technologies
________ raise more important concerns about privacy and fairness that go beyond those in bioethics.
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Neurorealism
________: the idea that anything neuroscientific must be definitive and true.
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Neuroscience
________: a discipline that teaches us about the neural basis of human characteristics and the mechanisms of conditions and disorders that impair behavioral control.
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Neuroethics
________: the ethics on diagnoses and treatments of neurological diseases.
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Drugs
________ or devices that can help unwell patients may be able to boost the performance of non- diseased individuals.
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personal responsibility
The brain being the control center raises many questions and challenges the concept of free will as the basis for ________.
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Neuroethics
________ links what we can do what we should do.
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Neuroscience
________ has already given rise to drugs & devices developed for the treatment of illness.
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Neuroethics
The ethics on diagnoses and treatments of neurological diseases.
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Neuroscience
A discipline that teaches us about the neural basis of human characteristics and the mechanisms of conditions and disorders that impair behavioral control.
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Consent
An ongoing process that should involve the education of potential research participants and family members.
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Neurorealism
The idea that anything neuroscientific must be definitive and true.
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