Prepare a 3 page paper that would create or critique some ethical guidelines for research on children below the age of 12 – which could be as restrictive as never allowed, could be situational e.g., child is dying; could give the parents some or no control. The assignment instructions require students to prepare a paper that would create some ethical guidelines for research on children below the age of 12 – These guidelines could be as restrictive as to require that such research is never allowed or that all decisions must be situational e.g., if child is dying- different rules will apply; other possibilities could be such that parents are bestowed with certain authority. You have to create an ethical guideline or to critique a given guideline. In either decision, you must clearly prove WHY they have decided upon these specific guidelines that have been chosen. Thus, 50% of the paper should constitute and ethical justification statement. Again, the assessment of this assignment will be heavily weighted towards those aspects that demonstrate both a critical understanding of the ethical theories, but also the ability to work and to apply these in this setting. Thus, remember that this is the goal of this assignment- an opportunity to practice using these ethical theories in an actual situation. Please also note, the ethical theories and principles have to be those mentioned in our guide textbook: Intervention and Reflection Basic Issues in Medical Ethics Ronald Munson Eight Edition Part V, Pages 742-790 ISBN-13: 978-0-495-09502-6 ISBN-10: 0-495-09502-8 Reference: Munson, R (2008). Intervention and reflection basic issues in medical ethics. Belmont, CA.: Thompson Higher Education. You don’t have to use the book, just make sure you stick to the philosophies mention in it, and make sure you use at least one of them. The philosophies described are Utilitarianism, the principle of utility, act utilitarianism, rule utilitarianism, preference utilitarianism, Kant’s ethics, categorical imperatives and duties, Ross’s ethics, moral properties and rules, actual duties and prima facie duties, Rawls’s theory of justice, natural law of ethics and moral theory, moral law as interpreted by Roman catholisism, the principle of double effect, moral principles, the principle of non-maleficence, the principle of beneficence, the principle of utility, principles of distributive justice, the principle of equality, the principle of need, the principle of contribution, the principle of effort, the principle of autonomy, the principle of paternalism, the principle of legal moralism, the welfare principle, virtue ethics, care ethics, feminist ethics. Please include a small abstract, and body, no conclusion is necessary. Your information can be from any source and you don’t have to use the book to get your information, a total of 9 citations, 6 of which should be electronic are needed, just make sure they work. Make sure you stick to these philosophies, and please cite the book. If you have any questions or concerns, please ask, and in case you believe you can’t handle the assignment please let me know at least 48 hrs. before the deadline and not at the last minute. Munson, R (2008). Intervention and reflection basic issues in medical ethics. Belmont, CA.: Thompson Higher Education. *Please remain in compliance with my instructions