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Kennedy Inst Ethics J ; 31(2): 101-132, 2021.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-34120950

ABSTRACT

If the free speech clause of the First Amendment is interpreted to mean that speech is to be granted special protection not accorded to other forms of conduct, then a free speech principle, distinct from a principle of general liberty, must be posited and must receive a distinct justification. A defense of a free speech principle must explain why the harm principle either does not apply in the case of speech or applies with less force than in the case of all other forms of human conduct. In this article, I argue that none of the defenses of the right to free speech on offer succeeds in showing why even significantly harmful speech is deserving of special protection not afforded non-speech conduct. More work needs to be done to justify a free speech principle and, until such work is done, the belief in the existence of a free speech principle that undergirds and justifies our current free speech practices is no more than an article of faith.


Subject(s)
Civil Rights/legislation & jurisprudence , Freedom , Principle-Based Ethics , Speech/ethics , Humans
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Kennedy Inst Ethics J ; 31(2): 133-152, 2021.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-34120951

ABSTRACT

It is often held that people have a moral right to believe and say whatever they want. For instance, one might claim that they have a right to believe racist things as long as they keep those thoughts to themselves. Or, one might claim that they have a right to pursue any scholarly question they want as long as they do so with a civil tone. This paper rejects those claims and argues that no one has such unlimited moral rights. Part 1 explores the value of the freedoms of thought and expression. Part 2 argues against the unlimited moral right to free expression, focusing in particular on the special obligations and moral constraints that obtain for academics. Part 3 argues against the unlimited moral right to free thought.


Subject(s)
Civil Rights/ethics , Freedom , Moral Obligations , Morals , Speech/ethics , Humans
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Mol Biol Cell ; 31(23): 2495-2501, 2020 11 01.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-33119460

ABSTRACT

Scientific societies aiming to foster inclusion of scientists from underrepresented (UR) backgrounds among their membership often delegate primary responsibility for this goal to a diversity-focused committee. The National Science Foundation has funded the creation of the Alliance to Catalyze Change for Equity in STEM Success (ACCESS), a meta-organization bringing together representatives from several such STEM society committees to serve as a hub for a growing community of practice. Our goal is to coordinate efforts to advance inclusive practices by sharing experiences and making synergistic discoveries about what works. ACCESS has analyzed the approaches by which member societies have sought to ensure inclusivity through selection of annual meeting speakers. Here we discuss how inclusive speaker selection fosters better scientific environments for all and identify challenges and promising practices for societies striving to maximize inclusivity of speakers in their scientific programming.


Subject(s)
Cultural Diversity , Research Personnel/ethics , Societies, Scientific/trends , Demography , Humans , Societies, Scientific/ethics , Speech/ethics
5.
BMJ Evid Based Med ; 25(4): 145-146, 2020 08.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-32019896

ABSTRACT

The Psychopharmacologic Drug Advisory Committee (PDAC) is one of 33 advisory committees of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). During committee meetings, an open public hearing takes place where speakers provide testimonies about the drug in question and are asked, not required, to disclose any conflicts of interests (COIs) before speaking. These speakers may present with COIs which include, but are not limited to, reimbursement for travel and lodging by the pharmaceutical company to attend the meeting; previous or current payments for consulting from the pharmaceutical company and compensation as a paid investigator in previously conducted clinical trials for the drug under review. Our study aimed to investigate the characteristics and COIs of public speakers at PDAC meetings of the FDA. We evaluated 145 public speakers at FDA committee meetings over a 10-year period. We found a total of 52 public speakers disclosed a COI with travel and lodging being the most prominent. Among these speakers, 82.4% provided a positive testimony regarding the psychiatric drug in question. Speakers who had the condition in question were not more likely to provide a positive statement than those who did not. Our results showed that disclosing a COI was associated with increased odds of public speakers providing a favourable testimony for the recommendation of psychiatric drugs. The implications of these findings are concerning since COIs have the potential to skew public speaker's testimonies and persuade committee members to recommend a drug through emotionally charged tactics.


Subject(s)
Advisory Committees/ethics , Conflict of Interest , Drug Industry/ethics , Psychotropic Drugs/therapeutic use , Speech/ethics , United States Food and Drug Administration/ethics , Advisory Committees/statistics & numerical data , Disclosure/ethics , Disclosure/statistics & numerical data , Drug Approval/methods , Humans , United States , United States Food and Drug Administration/organization & administration , United States Food and Drug Administration/statistics & numerical data
6.
Am Ann Deaf ; 165(4): 397-400, 2020.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-33416517
9.
Emotion ; 17(4): 740-750, 2017 06.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-28080086

ABSTRACT

It is well established that task-irrelevant, to-be-ignored speech adversely affects serial short-term memory (STM) for visually presented items compared with a quiet control condition. However, there is an ongoing debate about whether the semantic content of the speech has the capacity to capture attention and to disrupt memory performance. In the present article, we tested whether taboo words are more difficult to ignore than neutral words. Taboo words or neutral words were presented as (a) steady state sequences in which the same distractor word was repeated, (b) changing state sequences in which different distractor words were presented, and (c) auditory deviant sequences in which a single distractor word deviated from a sequence of repeated words. Experiments 1 and 2 showed that taboo words disrupted performance more than neutral words. This taboo effect did not habituate and it did not differ between individuals with high and low working memory capacity. In Experiments 3 and 4, in which only a single deviant taboo word was presented, no taboo effect was obtained. These results do not support the idea that the processing of the auditory distractors' semantic content is the result of occasional attention switches to the auditory modality. Instead, the overall pattern of results is more in line with a functional view of auditory distraction, according to which the to-be-ignored modality is routinely monitored for potentially important stimuli (e.g., self-relevant or threatening information), the detection of which draws processing resources away from the primary task. (PsycINFO Database Record


Subject(s)
Attention/ethics , Speech/ethics , Taboo/psychology , Adult , Female , Humans , Male , Memory, Short-Term , Young Adult
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São Paulo; s.n; 2017. 199 p.
Thesis in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-882679

ABSTRACT

A formação do Brasil republicano e da Saúde Pública são eventos contíguos e contingentes. Este campo de pensamentos e práticas não ficou indiferente ao impacto da raça na nossa formação social, pelo contrário: participou ativamente do processo que fez a raça e, sobretudo, o racismo, um axioma de nosso Estado e instituições. Instigada pelo movimento histórico e suas rupturas e permanências, perguntei neste trabalho de que forma a raça opera na saúde nos dias de hoje. Ciente de todos indicadores que apontam a população aquela com as condições de saúde mais precárias (entre os grupos raciais), e de que esses dados têm lastro na sociedade, me propus e pensar nos mecanismos dentro desse sistema que reiteram o lugar subalterno do negro. Com ênfase na relação profissional de saúde-usuário no espaço na Atenção Básica, certa de que essa relação particular daria pistas das relações raciais em esfera mais abrangente, analisamos o discurso dos profissionais de saúde em relação a seus pacientes negros. Nos relatos desses sujeitos, faz um percurso que vai desde a escravidão, passa pelo racialismo, pelo racismo estrutural e institucional, pelas múltiplas tentativas de negação e ocultação desse sistema e pela branquitude. Muitas vozes compõem os discursos sobre a raça, o racismo e a saúde da população negra, discursos marcados pelas contradições inerentes à raça e a todo sujeito social


Subject(s)
Ethnicity , Health , Health Status Disparities , Primary Health Care , Racism/psychology , Brazil , Professional-Patient Relations , Public Health , Speech/ethics
12.
Medisan ; 20(8)ago. 2016.
Article in Spanish | CUMED | ID: cum-63669

ABSTRACT

Para garantizar una exposición verbal exitosa, es muy sensato tomar en cuenta algunos aspectos que pudieran atentar contra la consecución del principal objetivo, tanto antes (comidas o bebidas, desplazamientos, tipo de local y postura) como durante su ejecución (puntualidad, saludo, uso de usted o tú como tratamiento de cortesía y otros), las discusiones y las imprevisiones (visitantes inesperados, errores lingüísticos, lagunas mentales, movimientos involuntarios y repentinos, percances y misceláneas), pues solo así será posible, la mayoría de las veces, llevar a feliz término una disertación(AU)


To guarantee a successful verbal exposition, it is very sensible to take into account some aspects that could attempt against the attainment of the main objective, either before (meals or drinks, displacements, type of place and attitude) or during their performance (punctuality, greeting, use of you or you in a polite way as courtesy treatment and others), the discussions and the unexpected events (unexpected guests, linguistic errors, mental lagoons, involuntary and sudden movements, accidents and miscellany), because just this way it will be possible, most of the times, take a lecture to a happy term(AU)


Subject(s)
Scientific Exhibitions , Exhibitions as Topic , Verbal Behavior , Communication , Consensus Development Conferences as Topic , Speech/ethics
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Neurol Sci ; 37(6): 943-8, 2016 Jun.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-26921173

ABSTRACT

Due to its objective nature, auditory brainstem response (ABR) evoked by complex stimuli has been gaining attention lately. The present study aimed to compare the speech-evoked auditory brainstem response (speech-ABR) results between two ethnic groups: Malay and Chinese. In addition, it was also of interest to compare the speech-ABR outcomes obtained from the present study with the published Caucasian data. Thirty healthy male adults (15 Malay and 15 Chinese) were enrolled in this comparative study. Speech syllable/da/presented at 80 dBnHL was used to record speech-ABR waveforms from the right ear of each subject. Amplitudes and latencies of speech-ABR peaks (V, A, C, D, E, F and O), as well as composite onset measures (V/A duration, V/A amplitude and V/A slope) were computed and analyzed. When the two ethnic groups were compared, all speech-ABR results were not statistically different from each other (p > 0.05). When the data from the present study were compared with the published Caucasian data, most of the statistical analyses were significant (p < 0.05). That is, Asian subjects revealed significantly higher peak amplitudes, earlier peak latencies, higher V/A amplitudes and steeper V/A slopes than that of Caucasians. The speech-ABR results between Malay and Chinese were found to be essentially similar due to anatomical similarities. Nevertheless, specific normative data for Asian adults are required as their speech-ABR results are different from that of Caucasian males. This issue should be addressed before it can be applied holistically in multiracial countries.


Subject(s)
Ethnicity , Evoked Potentials, Auditory, Brain Stem/physiology , Speech Perception/physiology , Speech/ethics , Acoustic Stimulation/methods , Adult , Female , Humans , Male , Speech/physiology , Statistics, Nonparametric , Young Adult
14.
Medisan ; 19(4)abr. 2015.
Article in Spanish | CUMED | ID: cum-59635

ABSTRACT

En la oratoria se han ido difundiendo e incluso consolidando ciertos vicios del lenguaje que restan brillo y seriedad a las expresiones verbales, entre los que figuran las muletillas y palabras comodines, capaces de atentar contra una disertación muy bien preparada, pero muchas veces no ensayada ante otros o grabada para escuchar las repeticiones innecesarias de vocablos u otras incorrecciones lingüísticas. En el artículo se ejemplifican ambos defectos idiomáticos y se recomiendan algunas soluciones para corregirlos; pero como toda adicción, resultan vitales el interés y la voluntad de quienes los poseen para poder minimizarlos o eliminarlos de su caudal léxico(AU)


Certain bad habits of the language which reduce shine and seriousness to the verbal expressions have been diffused and even consolidated in the oratory, among which there are the tags and joker words, which are able to attempt against a very well prepared dissertation, but many times unrehearsed in front of others or recorded to listen the unnecessary repetitions of words or other linguistic incorrectness. Both idiomatic defects are exemplified in the work and some solutions are recommended to correct them; but as all addiction, interest and will of those who possess them are vital to be able to minimize them or to eliminate them of their lexical flow(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Speech , Speech/ethics , Scientific Exhibitions , Exhibitions as Topic , Verbal Behavior/ethics , Speech Acoustics , Communication
15.
Medisan ; 19(2)feb.2015.
Article in Spanish | CUMED | ID: cum-59141

ABSTRACT

Cuando una persona se comunica con seguridad y transmite sus conocimientos con fluidez, la audiencia tiende a conferirle mayor confianza y credibilidad. La sencillez es una cualidad moral necesaria para la expresión oral, que incluye entre sus componentes: la modestia, el sentido del humor y la naturalidad, cada uno de ellos comentado en este artículo(AU)


When a person communicates with confidence and expresses his knowledge with fluency, the audience tends to confer him greater trust and credibility. Simplicity is a necessary moral quality for the oral expression that includes among its components: modesty, sense of humour and natural manner, each of them is commented in this work(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Health Communication , Scientific Exhibitions , Moral Development , Speech/ethics , Communication
16.
Cuad. bioét ; 25(84): 259-271, mayo-ago. 2014.
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-128393

ABSTRACT

El objetivo de este trabajo es presentar algunas de las aportaciones del discurso de género al debate bioético y, de manera especial, al ámbito de la Enfermería. Asimismo, trata de valorar las contribuciones de las diversas corrientes feministas al reconocimiento y respeto del principio de la dignidad humana. En términos muy generales, se articula sobre tres modelos fundamentales de discurso de género: el igualitarista, el de la diferencia y el de la reciprocidad o complementariedad. La tesis de partida es que los dos primeros modelos, aunque han realizado importantes aportaciones en el campo de la bioética, también han trasladado a él algunas insuficiencias y reduccionismos inherentes a su pensamiento. Frente a ello, se defiende que el modelo de la complementariedad, adecuadamente entendido, permite compaginar los principios de igualdad y diferencia entre varón y mujer, lo cual le sitúa en una perspectiva mucho más enriquecedora para el debate bioético


The purpose of this paper is to present some of the contributions of the gender discourse to the bioethical debate, specifically in the field of nursing. At the same time, it will explain the contribution of the different feminist theories to the recognition and respect of human dignity. Basically, it will describe the three fundamental models in the gender discourse: the egalitarian model, the difference model, and the model of reciprocity or complementarity. The starting point is that even though the first two models have made significant contributions in the field of bioethics, they have nonetheless brought with them some deficiencies and reductionisms inherent in their thinking. The complementarity model, on the contrary, when properly understood, allows for the combination of the principles of equality and difference between man and woman, which places it at a much more enriching standpoint within the bioethical debate


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Speech/ethics , Gender Identity , Gender and Health , Bioethics/trends , Ethicists/legislation & jurisprudence , Ethics, Nursing/education , Ethics, Nursing/history , Ethics, Medical/education , Focus Groups/methods , Focus Groups/standards , Focus Groups , Feminism , Gene Ontology
17.
Psicol. USP ; 25(1): 71-76, jan.-abr. 2014. ilus
Article in Portuguese | Index Psychology - journals | ID: psi-60825

ABSTRACT

O presente artigo circunscreve sua problemática na relação entre campo estético e os processos de subjetivação; de forma mais específica, objetiva analisar os possíveis efeitos estilísticos do discurso psicanalítico na subjetividade, tanto daquele que o pronuncia, como de quem o escuta. Para tanto, toma a análise, discurso do analista sistematizado por Lacan, como estratégia para compreender a questão do estilo em psicanálise. Desvelando a estrutura do discurso analítico, entendido como discurso do analista, é possível identificar que, pela via do estilo, emerge a possibilidade de inscrição do objeto a, como marca do real na ordem simbólica regida pela falta.(AU)


This article circumscribes its problem as concerning the relationship between the aesthetical field and the subjectivation processes; more specifically it aims to analyze the possible stylistic effects of the psychoanalytical discourse on the subjectivity of both speaker and listener. To do so, it takes the analysis of the analyst's discourse, systemized by Lacan as a strategy to understand the matter of style in psychoanalysis. Unveiling the structure of the analytical discourse, understood as the analyst's discourse, it is possible to identify that, through style, emerges the possibility of inscription of the object a, as a mark of the real on the symbolical order reigned by loss.(AU)


Cet article délimite sa problématique dans la relation entre le champ esthétique et les processus de subjectivation; de manière plus spécifique, cet article a pour objectif d'analyser les possibles effets stylistiques du discours psychanalytique dans la subjectivité, aussi bien par ceux qui le prononce , que de ceux qui l'écoute. De ce fait, l'analyse du discours analytique systématisé par Lacan est considéré comme une stratégie afin de comprendre la question de style en psychanalise. Dévoilant la structure du discours analytique , compris comme le discours de l'annaliste, il est possible d'identifier que par la voie du style, emmerge la possibilité de description de l'objet a, comme une marque de la réalité dans l'ordre symbolique régit par la faute.(AU)


Este artículo circunscribe su problemática a la relación entre la estética y los procesos de subjetivación, más específicamente, objetiva analizar los posibles efectos del estilo del discurso en la subjetividad, tanto del que habla como de quien escucha. Para eso, toma el análisis del discurso analítico sistematizado por Lacan como uma estrategia para la comprensión de la cuestión del estilo en el psicoanálisis. Revelando la estructura, del discurso analítico entendida como discurso del analista, es posible identificar que a través del estilo, surge la posibilidad de inscripción del objeto a, como una señal de lo real en el orden simbólico regido por la falta.(AU)


Subject(s)
Psychoanalysis , Speech/ethics
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Psicol. USP ; 25(1): 71-76, jan.-abr. 2014. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-709979

ABSTRACT

O presente artigo circunscreve sua problemática na relação entre campo estético e os processos de subjetivação; de forma mais específica, objetiva analisar os possíveis efeitos estilísticos do discurso psicanalítico na subjetividade, tanto daquele que o pronuncia, como de quem o escuta. Para tanto, toma a análise, discurso do analista sistematizado por Lacan, como estratégia para compreender a questão do estilo em psicanálise. Desvelando a estrutura do discurso analítico, entendido como discurso do analista, é possível identificar que, pela via do estilo, emerge a possibilidade de inscrição do objeto a, como marca do real na ordem simbólica regida pela falta...


This article circumscribes its problem as concerning the relationship between the aesthetical field and the subjectivation processes; more specifically it aims to analyze the possible stylistic effects of the psychoanalytical discourse on the subjectivity of both speaker and listener. To do so, it takes the analysis of the analyst's discourse, systemized by Lacan as a strategy to understand the matter of style in psychoanalysis. Unveiling the structure of the analytical discourse, understood as the analyst's discourse, it is possible to identify that, through style, emerges the possibility of inscription of the object a, as a mark of the real on the symbolical order reigned by loss...


Cet article délimite sa problématique dans la relation entre le champ esthétique et les processus de subjectivation; de manière plus spécifique, cet article a pour objectif d'analyser les possibles effets stylistiques du discours psychanalytique dans la subjectivité, aussi bien par ceux qui le prononce , que de ceux qui l'écoute. De ce fait, l'analyse du discours analytique systématisé par Lacan est considéré comme une stratégie afin de comprendre la question de style en psychanalise. Dévoilant la structure du discours analytique , compris comme le discours de l'annaliste, il est possible d'identifier que par la voie du style, emmerge la possibilité de description de l'objet a, comme une marque de la réalité dans l'ordre symbolique régit par la faute...


Este artículo circunscribe su problemática a la relación entre la estética y los procesos de subjetivación, más específicamente, objetiva analizar los posibles efectos del estilo del discurso en la subjetividad, tanto del que habla como de quien escucha. Para eso, toma el análisis del discurso analítico sistematizado por Lacan como uma estrategia para la comprensión de la cuestión del estilo en el psicoanálisis. Revelando la estructura, del discurso analítico entendida como discurso del analista, es posible identificar que a través del estilo, surge la posibilidad de inscripción del objeto a, como una señal de lo real en el orden simbólico regido por la falta...


Subject(s)
Humans , Speech/ethics , Psychoanalysis
19.
Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop ; 142(5): 572, 2012 Nov.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-23116498
20.
Rev. logop. foniatr. audiol. (Ed. impr.) ; 32(3): 109-119, jul.-sept. 2012.
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-103550

ABSTRACT

La capacidad de atribuir estados mentales a uno mismo y a los demás, es decir, la teoría de la mente, ha sido intensamente estudiada en los últimos años. La mayoría de trabajos se han centrado en el estudio de la comprensión de la falsa creencia, uno de los hitos más importantes en el desarrollo de la teoría de la mente que se adquiere alrededor de los 4-5 años. Sin embargo, diversos autores han señalado que los niños con dificultades en el lenguaje comprenden la falsa creencia a edades más avanzadas. Por otra parte, la adquisición de la comprensión de la falsa creencia se ha relacionado con las habilidades lingüísticas. En concreto, algunos estudios de entrenamiento subrayan que la denominación de objetos con doble perspectiva facilita el desarrollo de esta capacidad. En esta línea, el objetivo del presente estudio es aplicar este tipo de entrenamiento a sujetos con dificultades en el desarrollo del lenguaje. La muestra estaba formada por 14 niños con alteraciones en el desarrollo del lenguaje, de edades comprendidas entre los 58 y los 107 meses. Se administraron un pretest y un postest para evaluar el efecto del entrenamiento en la comprensión de la falsa creencia. En la línea de los estudios previos, los resultados subrayan un retraso en la adquisición de la comprensión de la falsa creencia y apuntan que la denominación de objetos con doble perspectiva facilita la mejora de esta (AU)


The capacity to attribute mental states to oneself and others, that is, theory of mind, has been intensely studied in the last few years. Most of the investigations in this field have focused on the study of false beliefs, a developmental milestone that normally developing children acquire around the age of 4 to 5 years. However, several authors have pointed out that children with language difficulties may show a delay in the acquisition of false belief understanding. On the other hand, this attainment has been related to linguistic abilities. Concretely, some training studies suggest that labeling objects with a double perspective fosters false-belief understanding. The aim of the present study was to apply this kind of training to children with language development difficulties. We studied 14 children with language difficulties aged between 58 and 107 months. The participants were administered a pretest and a posttest to evaluate the effects of the training. Consistently with the results of prior studies, our results showed a delay in children's false-belief understanding, suggesting, however, that training based on labeling objects with a double perspective facilitated their acquisition of this ability (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Child , Theory of Mind/ethics , Theory of Mind/physiology , Language Disorders/psychology , Language Development , Verbal Behavior/physiology , Speech/ethics , Speech/physiology
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