Which form of paternalism prevents action when it is non-voluntary, or when inte

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Which form of paternalism prevents action when it is non-voluntary, or when intervention is necessary to determine whether it is voluntary or not? a. Strong Paternalism b. Weak Paternalism c. Hard Paternalism d. Deontic Paternalism Which form of paternalism prevents action when it is non-voluntary, or when intervention is necessary to determine whether it is voluntary or not? a. Strong Paternalism b. Weak Paternalism c. Hard Paternalism d. Deontic Paternalism Which form of paternalism prevents action when it is non-voluntary, or when intervention is necessary to determine whether it is voluntary or not? a. Strong Paternalism b. Weak Paternalism c. Hard Paternalism d. Deontic Paternalism a. Strong Paternalism b. Weak Paternalism c. Hard Paternalism d. Deontic Paternalism

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Paternalism is an act of managing or governing the group of people or an individual in fatherly manner to enforce with protective intent, thereby it results into drawing limitatation to someone's personnel interest.

Strong Paternalism - With intent to benefit the person, Interference Takes places by force even if it is illegal in order to stop pursuing their actions

Weak Paternalism - intereference can be taken very simply, whose autonomous is likely weak or easily influential

Hard Paternalism - the actions are interfered, when it going to harmful to the person, and he knows it or not

Soft Paternalism - the action is interfered and allowed to do or carry out the same if it wasn't harmful

Which form of paternalism prevents action when it is non-voluntary, or when intervention is necessary to determine whether it is voluntary or not?

a. Strong Paternalism

b. Weak Paternalism

c. Hard Paternalism

d. Deontic Paternalism

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