I believe its all of the above
Answer: What can I do to decrease the potential harm experienced by my participants?
Explanation:
To address the Belmont principle of beneficence, Dr. Kushner would need to ask that what can be done so that there'll be a reduction in the potential harm that the participants can experience.
According to the Belmont Principle, people should be treated with respect and also protected from harm.
In Citizen Kane, Charles Foster Kane first met Susan Alexander when she was having a medical problem. It was a toothache.
When Susan and Kane first cross paths, Kane has been covered in mud from a passing car and Susan is suffering from a toothache. The social, age and socioeconomic gaps between the two that could have prevented their relationship in the past have been lessened by circumstances.
Despite Susan not knowing who he is, Kane likes that she enjoys his company. Kane explains to Susan that he was en route to a Manhattan storage facility to check over the belongings his mother left behind when she passed away before he ran into her.
One of the two movies that completely changed deep-focus cinematography was Citizen Kane. Even though we're in the middle of a close-up of the group speaking inside, you can see the youngster playing outside.
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The old saying that" actions speak louder than words"....is true.
hypothetically,I can tell you that I can fly an airplane...but until you see me do it,or I provide proof...it's just words
