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Personal transformation and advance directives: an experimental bioethics approach

2020-05-05

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<p>Some people with dementia are transformed by the disease, to the point that family members may describe them as a “different person.” These transformations may be negative or positive. What factors affect the judgements of ordinary people about whether an advance directive (AD) should be followed in such cases? We conducted three studies to test the influence of (1) positive versus negative transformation and (...

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1590be24-270e-5060-af97-aa2b66146643
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10.31234/osf.io/ubse9
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