2011
DOI: 10.1007/s00481-011-0137-9
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Das Ringen um Sinn und Anerkennung – Eine psychodynamische Sicht auf das Phänomen des Neuroenhancement (NE)

Abstract: 3O r i g i n a l a r b e i t Zusammenfassung Medizinethische Untersuchungen zum thema Neuroenhancement (ne) wenden sich oft der Frage zu, inwiefern der einzelne wie auch die allgemeinheit durch ne zu Schaden kommen können. gerechtigkeitsprobleme, ein befürchteter Wandel des Menschenbildes oder die gefahr einer unerwünschten, schleichenden Veränderung der gesellschaft werden problematisiert. bezüglich individueller risiken bleibt es aufgrund des vermeintlichen Zugewinns an Selbstbestimmung und eigenverantwortun… Show more

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“…Additionally, no long-term studies of the negative effects of prescription drugs (e.g., investigations of tolerance and abuse potential in healthy individuals) have been performed [27] . However, Wulf (2009) introduced the theoretical view that neuroenhancement may disturb self-efficacy expectations because performance and outcomes become increasingly more attributed to the use of supposedly enhancing substances [28] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, no long-term studies of the negative effects of prescription drugs (e.g., investigations of tolerance and abuse potential in healthy individuals) have been performed [27] . However, Wulf (2009) introduced the theoretical view that neuroenhancement may disturb self-efficacy expectations because performance and outcomes become increasingly more attributed to the use of supposedly enhancing substances [28] .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%