Coercion is conceptually compatible with paternalistic psychiatric rehabilitation, but it is ethically questionable in relation to psychiatric rehabilitation, as in this context it involves a change of goals and roles, which can be much more intrusive and forceful than coercion in relation to treatment, psychiatric or other.
Such activities are frowned upon and possibly even ethically questionable in the coaching world.
In the 18th century, doctors wanted a way to teach anatomy without cadavers, which they couldn't preserve, and which were still considered ethically questionable in many places.
As this ethics in negotiating example suggests, whether negotiators choose to engage in ethically questionable behavior—such as trying to hide costs from consumers can depend on a host of factors, such as power and opportunity.
The article suggested that it's ethically questionable at best for former politicians to receive exorbitant fees for speaking engagements.
What's more, it is legally and ethically questionable for an elected official to ask for donations to a charity in which his spouse is employed as a fundraiser.
This is a sufficiently robust finding to make it ethically questionable to claim that psychological treatments for obesity "work" in the absence of data on their longer-term outcome.
That said, Mr. Kennedy believes that buying stock in a company that he considers morally or ethically questionable is akin "to the Mafia starting some sort of syndication deal and me buying stock in it".
As studies showing the inadequacy of using only lectures continue to accumulate, we believe it is ethically questionable and scientifically irresponsible to continue using predominantly lectures to teach college science.
This would present unnecessary and ethically questionable risk to the patients and was therefore decided to not be appropriate for this study.
The 'free' diabetes camps that are often organised in poor urban areas are ethically questionable, as these initiatives lead to diagnose people with diabetes without offering them free or subsidised follow-up care.
