Moral motivation regarding dementia risk testing among affected persons in Germany and Israel

Arts & Humanities

• Moral Motivation 100%
• Dementia 91%
• Biomarkers 68%
• Israel 64%
• Test Validity 51%
• Germany 43%
• Testing 40%
• Person 33%
• Planning 24%
• Personal Autonomy 20%
• Self-determination 20%
• Beneficence 18%
• Qualitative Study 18%
• Alzheimer's Disease 17%
• Skepticism 17%
• Good Life 17%
• Caregivers 16%
• Informing 16%
• Counseling 15%
• Openness 14%
• Focus Groups 14%
• Diagnostics 14%
• Suicide 14%
• Justification 14%
• Onset 14%
• Well-being 13%
• Responsibility 10%
• Uncertainty 8%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Israel 68%
• Germany 54%
• Personal Autonomy 53%
• Dementia 51%
• Motivation 49%
• Biomarkers 40%
• Beneficence 29%
• Predictive Value of Tests 28%
• Focus Groups 19%
• Suicide 18%
• Uncertainty 18%
• Caregivers 17%
• Counseling 17%
• Cognitive Dysfunction 16%
• Early Diagnosis 16%
• Alzheimer Disease 15%
• Interviews 13%

Social Sciences

• dementia 61%
• Israel 51%
• Federal Republic of Germany 45%
• life planning 36%
• human being 32%
• early diagnosis 17%
• ethical implications 14%
• self-determination 11%
• suicide 11%
• caregiver 10%
• diagnostic 10%
• counseling 9%
• candidacy 9%
• uncertainty 9%
• autonomy 8%
• demand 8%
• well-being 8%
• Group 7%
• responsibility 6%
• lack 6%
• interview 5%