Brace Kerry, VandeCreek Leon
Ethics Behav. 1991;1(2):87-103. doi: 10.1207/s15327019eb0102_2.
This article defines the nature of paternalistic interventions in psychotherapy and discusses reasons why the client's right to consent to treatment is important. We describe a reasoning process developed by Culver and Gert (1982) that can be used to determine when paternalistic actions are and are not ethically justifiable in mental health practice. We demonstrate how this procedure may be applied to psychotherapy by using a number of case illustrations.
本文定义了心理治疗中家长式干预的性质，并讨论了来访者同意治疗的权利为何重要的原因。我们描述了卡尔弗和格特（1982年）提出的一种推理过程，该过程可用于确定在心理健康实践中家长式行为何时在伦理上是合理的，何时是不合理的。我们通过一些案例说明展示了该程序如何应用于心理治疗。
