Chapter 16: Neuroethics

detection of lying

The ________ has the potential to have a major impact on society.

Technologies

________ raise more important concerns about privacy and fairness that go beyond those in bioethics.

Neurorealism

________: the idea that anything neuroscientific must be definitive and true.

Neuroscience

________: a discipline that teaches us about the neural basis of human characteristics and the mechanisms of conditions and disorders that impair behavioral control.

Neuroethics

________: the ethics on diagnoses and treatments of neurological diseases.

Drugs

________ or devices that can help unwell patients may be able to boost the performance of non- diseased individuals.

personal responsibility

The brain being the control center raises many questions and challenges the concept of free will as the basis for ________.

Neuroethics

________ links what we can do what we should do.

Neuroscience

________ has already given rise to drugs & devices developed for the treatment of illness.

Neuroethics

The ethics on diagnoses and treatments of neurological diseases.

Neuroscience

A discipline that teaches us about the neural basis of human characteristics and the mechanisms of conditions and disorders that impair behavioral control.

Consent

An ongoing process that should involve the education of potential research participants and family members.

Neurorealism

The idea that anything neuroscientific must be definitive and true.