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  1. Nurses’ attitudes toward female sex workers: A qualitative study.Haixia Ma & Alice Yuen Loke - 2021 - Nursing Ethics 28 (4):563-574.
    Background:Stigma is considered a major barrier to accessing healthcare services by female sex workers. Current knowledge of nurses’ attitudes appears to imply a stigma toward female sex workers. But in-depth understanding of their perceptions is scarce. Furthermore, factors that inform a conceptual understanding of how this occurs are lacking.Objectives:The study aimed to explore nurses’ attitudes toward female sex workers and factors affecting caring for female sex workers.Research design:This was a qualitative study. A content analysis approach was adopted in analyzing the (...)
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  • An exploratory analysis of generational differences in the World Values Surveys and their application to business leaders.Stephanie J. Thomason, Michael R. Weeks & Bella Galperin - 2023 - Ethics and Behavior 33 (5):357-370.
    We asked whether and how generations vary in their perceptions on moral matters ranging from their justifications of crime and questions concerning bodily autonomy. In our exploratory study using data from the World Values Survey, we found that Generations Y and Z are more likely than their older counterparts to justify crimes, such as cheating on taxes or stealing property, and to favor greater bodily autonomy in issues such as suicide and abortion. They also rank lower the importance of God (...)
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