From Chapter $4$: Respect for Autonomy $($Beauchamp & Childress$)$ and Chapter $4$: Autonomy and Authority $($Curlin & Tollefsen$)$: For this video reflection, you should reflect upon the Tuskegee Experiment discussed in Snead Chapter $1$ and evaluate it through the lens of B&C$\text{'}$s seven elements of informed consent $($listed on p$.122).$ Which of these elements were either missing altogether or else undermined in the Tuskegee Experiment? Furthermore, in what way are Curlin and Tollefsen's misunderstandings of autonomy present in this case? And in what way is Curlin and Tollefsen's distinction between autonomy and authority present in this case? For more on the Tuskegee Experiment,