1. Why does the person have maleficence mentality?

2. Why can you have maleficence mentality?

3. Maleficence --- Behavior that harms others. Avoidance of maleficence is one of the cardinal principles of ethics. See beneficence.

4. The ethical principles of non- maleficence and beneficence might be used as justification for overriding her autonomy.

5. The ethical principles of non - maleficence and beneficence might be used as justifications for overriding her autonomy.

6. We will not remind you of the maleficence related to him.

7. Beneficence --- The ethellocal principle of behaving in a way that promotes the well-being of others. See maleficence.

8. Ms Martin's dementia interferes with her insight and it may be considered acceptable to override her autonomy by reference to the principle of non- maleficence - the requirement to prevent harm.