Autonomous persons, the argument goes, have a right to determine what may or many not be done to them—not just to their bodies and to their property, but to their private lives. This is a quote from chapter 4 (pp. 170 – 176). Which one of the following is correct?

Which one of the following is the first topic that Dax discusses when he begins speaking in the dialogue?

What is Gawande’s attitude towards Stephan Jay Gould’s article, “The Median Isn’t the Message”?

[Section 4] According to a study of Medicare patients, which one of the following is correct about those who had terminal lung cancer?

Which one of the following is correct about the last paragraph in col. 2 on p. 171? (the paragraph that begins, “Others reject this”)

Which one of the following is, according to the author, the foremost reason that a person’s autonomy may be justifiably overridden?

Which one of the following is the central point of the third paragraph in col. 2 on p. 181? (the paragraph that begins “Take cancer”)

Based on what he says on p. 124, with which one of the following does Goldman most closely agree?

In chapter 1, Vaughn writes, “a maxim of prudence, for example, may suggest that you should steal if you can avoid getting caught, but a moral prohibition against stealing would overrule such a principle.” This is an example of which feature of moral norms?

Which one of the following is an example of violating a person’s autonomy?