This interference and the full responsibility of the parents may affect family functioning and parent-child interaction [ 3- 5].
For nurses entering working life, taking on a professional role is associated with increased responsibilities, e.g. being accountable and responsible for choices that may affect patients' health and wellbeing adversely.
Fourth, living with HIV/AIDS-infected parents, places care responsibilities on children and this may affect their social support network.
The principles by which we judge a coercee's responsibility for acquiescing to coercion may affect whether it is rational or productive for a would-be coercer to attempt coercion in the first place.
One reason could be that living with many siblings places care responsibilities on each other and this may affect their social support network.
The guidelines address several important ethical considerations that may affect this fundamental responsibility: Avoiding partiality.
Caregiving duration (in years) is associated with stress (Rabins, Fitting, Eastham, & Zabora, 1990; Sugihara, Sugisawa, Nakatani, & Shibata, 1998) and thus may affect sense of filial responsibility.
Neither will they have financial, proprietary or professional conflicts of interest, which may affect the impartial, independent decision-making responsibilities of the DSMB.
Norms and values concerning responsibility and competence among registered nurses and nurse assistants may affect the safety culture, and could possibly contribute to a more complete picture if included.
By not denying review to a manuscript, the editor assumes a responsibility that goes beyond the preference of the journal but may affect how biomedical research is rewarded and supported in the future.
