Consent - Revision history

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Gallery

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	File:FHzQh3LagAAQ9H7.png\|US reaction to AoC law (humor)		File:FHzQh3LagAAQ9H7.png\|US reaction to AoC law (humor)
			File:Screensgrjxjgrxrgjc.jpeg\|More humour, again used on Romeo and Juliet laws
	File:ConsentExamples.png\|Consent examples (info)		File:ConsentExamples.png\|Consent examples (info)
	File:AoCWestern.png\|AoC is a western concept (info)		File:AoCWestern.png\|AoC is a western concept (info)

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"Informed Consent"

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	[[File:FJARn kWQAElHfn.jpg\|thumb\|Humorous take on the limitations of ''Informed Consent'']]		[[File:FJARn kWQAElHfn.jpg\|thumb\|Humorous take on the limitations of ''Informed Consent'']]
	[[Informed Consent]] is a clinical term relating to medical and research situations. Patients and research participants have the right to ask questions, be given relevant information that a reasonable person would want to have to make an informed decision. The information should be in language that is understandable to them. They should be made aware that participation or treatment is voluntary.<ref>[https://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/regulations-and-policy/guidance/faq/informed-consent/index.html hhs.gov: Informed Consent]</ref> A provider seeking informed consent must judge the patient's decision-making capacity and ability to understand relevant treatment information. Informed consent can be given even when an inducement such as money is involved.<ref>[https://code-medical-ethics.ama-assn.org/ethics-opinions/informed-consent ama-assn.org: Ethics: Informed Consent]</ref> "Broad consent" refers to how consent is ~~uses~~ colloquially outside clinical situations.		[[Informed Consent]] is a clinical term relating to medical and research situations. Patients and research participants have the right to ask questions, be given relevant information that a reasonable person would want to have to make an informed decision. The information should be in language that is understandable to them. They should be made aware that participation or treatment is voluntary.<ref>[https://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/regulations-and-policy/guidance/faq/informed-consent/index.html hhs.gov: Informed Consent]</ref> A provider seeking informed consent must judge the patient's decision-making capacity and ability to understand relevant treatment information. Informed consent can be given even when an inducement such as money is involved.<ref>[https://code-medical-ethics.ama-assn.org/ethics-opinions/informed-consent ama-assn.org: Ethics: Informed Consent]</ref> "Broad consent" refers to how consent is interpreted colloquially outside clinical situations.

	Informed consent might not be seen as fully supporting age restrictions on sexuality, since:		Informed consent might not be seen as fully supporting age restrictions on sexuality, since:

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In-house essays

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	===In-house essays===		===In-house essays===

	*[[Essay:The Draft Argument For 12+]] - BLueRibbon.		*[[Essay:The Draft Argument For 12+\|The Draft Argument For 12+]] - BLueRibbon.
	*[[Essay:The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws\|The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws]] - Dissident.		*[[Essay:The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws\|The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws]] - Dissident.
	*[[Essay:Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis\|Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis]] - Dissident.		*[[Essay:Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis\|Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis]] - Dissident.

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	===In-house essays===		===In-house essays===

			*[[Essay:The Draft Argument For 12+]] - BLueRibbon.
	*[[Essay:The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws\|The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws]] - Dissident.		*[[Essay:The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws\|The Truth Behind The Age Of Consent Laws]] - Dissident.
	*[[Essay:Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis\|Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis]] - Dissident.		*[[Essay:Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis\|Peru Lowers Its Age Of Consent--My Analysis]] - Dissident.

The Admins: /* "Informed Consent" */

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"Informed Consent"

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	[[File:FJARn kWQAElHfn.jpg\|thumb\|Humorous take on the limitations of ''Informed Consent'']]		[[File:FJARn kWQAElHfn.jpg\|thumb\|Humorous take on the limitations of ''Informed Consent'']]
	[[Informed Consent]] is a clinical term relating to medical and research situations. Patients and research participants have the right to ask questions, be given relevant information that a reasonable person would want to have to make an informed decision. The information should be in language that is understandable to them. They should be made aware that participation or treatment is voluntary.<ref>[https://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/regulations-and-policy/guidance/faq/informed-consent/index.html hhs.gov: Informed Consent]</ref> A provider seeking informed consent must judge the patient's decision-making capacity and ability to understand relevant treatment information. Informed consent can be given even when an inducement such as money is involved.<ref>[https://code-medical-ethics.ama-assn.org/ethics-opinions/informed-consent ama-assn.org: Ethics: Informed Consent]</ref> "Broad consent" refers to how consent is uses colloquially outside clinical situations.		[[Informed Consent]] is a clinical term relating to medical and research situations. Patients and research participants have the right to ask questions, be given relevant information that a reasonable person would want to have to make an informed decision. The information should be in language that is understandable to them. They should be made aware that participation or treatment is voluntary.<ref>[https://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/regulations-and-policy/guidance/faq/informed-consent/index.html hhs.gov: Informed Consent]</ref> A provider seeking informed consent must judge the patient's decision-making capacity and ability to understand relevant treatment information. Informed consent can be given even when an inducement such as money is involved.<ref>[https://code-medical-ethics.ama-assn.org/ethics-opinions/informed-consent ama-assn.org: Ethics: Informed Consent]</ref> "Broad consent" refers to how consent is uses colloquially outside clinical situations.

			Informed consent might not be seen as fully supporting age restrictions on sexuality, since:

			*Education and consent-literacy might make informed consent a reality for youth.
			*In the case of "Romeo and Juliet" laws, simply introducing an age gap doesn't "erase information" used to justify allowing the same teen to interact with other teens but not adults. In fact, the risk of consent not being informed is higher with a teen-teen interaction.

	== ''"Simple Consent"'' ==		== ''"Simple Consent"'' ==

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	File:ConsentExamples.png\|Consent examples (info)		File:ConsentExamples.png\|Consent examples (info)
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			File:Consentmantra.png\|Organizations such as [[Gays Against Groomers\|GAG]] have attempted to capitalize on consent mantra
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The Admins: /* Teaching consent */

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Teaching consent

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	== Teaching consent ==		== Teaching consent ==

	In the 10s and 20s, the subject of ''Consent'' or ''Consent Awareness'' education has become a touchstone topic of cultural discussions. While these courses often insist upon the importance of what they call ''Affirmative Consent'', their deployment in early and middle years schooling is often seen by American conservatives as evidence of [[grooming]] and indoctrination by left-wing educators. In one case, a [[MAP visibility on Twitter\|person claiming to be a sex educator]] made the argument that teaching consent puts power in the hands of minors, and that this is a good thing as Minor-adult sex is not inherently harmful. Conservative uproar then ensued, with respondents suggesting that "teaching children to consent" will lead to cultural [[degeneracy]].		In the 10s and 20s, the subject of ''Consent'' or ''Consent Awareness'' education has become a touchstone topic of cultural discussions. While these courses often insist upon the importance of what they call ''Affirmative Consent'', their deployment in early and middle years schooling is often seen by American conservatives as evidence of [[grooming]] and indoctrination by left-wing educators. In one case, a [[MAP visibility on Twitter\|person claiming to be a sex educator]] from San Francisco made the argument that teaching consent puts power in the hands of minors, and that this is a good thing as Minor-adult sex is not inherently harmful. Conservative uproar then ensued, with respondents suggesting that "teaching children to consent" will lead to cultural [[degeneracy]].

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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The Admins: /* See also */

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	__NOTOC__'''Consent''' is the willingness and agreement to engage in an act or proposal made by another party, which must be given voluntarily, without force or coercion. ''Informed Consent'' must be given by a ''competent'' person, who is not subject to deception. Competence includes the mental capacity to understand the act in question.		__NOTOC__'''Consent''' is the willingness and agreement to engage in an act or proposal made by another party, which must be given voluntarily, without force or coercion. ''Informed Consent'' must be given by a ''competent'' person, who is not subject to deception. Competence includes the mental capacity to understand the act in question.

	Consent can be ''express'' (person A says "yes" to person B's proposal) or ''implied'' (i.e. through behavioral cues or other modes of communication).<ref>[http://law.cornell.edu/wex/consent Cornell Law: Consent]</ref><ref>[https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/consent Merriam Webster (Dictionary): Consent]</ref>		Consent can be ''express'' (person A says "yes" to person B's proposal) or ''implied'' (i.e. through behavioral cues or other modes of communication).<ref>[http://law.cornell.edu/wex/consent Cornell Law: Consent]</ref><ref>[https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/consent Merriam Webster (Dictionary): Consent]</ref><ref>[https://www.wilsonlaw.com/blog/difference-between-express-and-implied-consent/ Wilson Law: Express and Implied consent]</ref><ref>[https://legaldictionary.net/implied-consent/ Legal Dictionary: Implied Consent]</ref>

	~~Express consent is given directly in writing or spoken aloud. Implied consent is given via action or conduct.~~<ref>[https://www.wilsonlaw.com/blog/difference-between-express-and-implied-consent/ Wilson Law: Express and Implied consent]</ref><ref>[https://legaldictionary.net/implied-consent/ Legal Dictionary: Implied Consent]</ref>

	== Limitations of consent ==		== Limitations of consent ==

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			File:Screensgrjxjgrxrgjc.jpeg\|More humour, again used on Romeo and Juliet laws
	File:ConsentExamples.png\|Consent examples (info)		File:ConsentExamples.png\|Consent examples (info)
	File:AoCWestern.png\|AoC is a western concept (info)		File:AoCWestern.png\|AoC is a western concept (info)

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	*[[Legal information]]		*[[Legal information]]
			*[[Evolving capacity]]
	*[[Age of Consent]] - Some information not covered on other Encyclopedias.		*[[Age of Consent]] - Some information not covered on other Encyclopedias.
	*[[Statutory rape]] - Where laws arbitrarily deem underage sex to be "rape".		*[[Statutory rape]] - Where laws arbitrarily deem underage sex to be "rape".

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	*[[Debate Guide: Problems with the Age of Consent]]		*[[Debate Guide: Problems with the Age of Consent]]
	*[[Romeo and Juliet]]		*[[Romeo and Juliet]]
			*[[Mature Minor]]
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