attitudes in society reinforce a degree of paternalism among doctors.
Many people believe that paternalism is necessary in certain situations.
Some argue that paternalism can be oppressive and limit individual freedom.
Paternalism in healthcare can sometimes lead to conflicts between doctors and patients.
Critics of paternalism argue that it undermines personal autonomy.
Paternalism can sometimes be seen as a form of control rather than genuine care.
Some cultures place a strong emphasis on paternalism within the family structure.
Balancing paternalism with individual rights is a complex ethical dilemma.
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