Answer to Question 1
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A Correct: In studies of nurses' and children's perceptions of pain, findings indicate that children and nurses agreed on pain levels.
B Incorrect: In studies of nurses' and children's perceptions of pain do not find that children ranked their pain lower than nurses did; in fact, children and nurses agreed on pain levels.
C Incorrect: In studies of nurses' and children's perceptions of pain do not find that nurses could not even come close to the amount of pain the children experienced; in fact, children and nurses agreed on pain levels.
D Incorrect: In studies of nurses' and children's perceptions of pain do not find that children ranked their pain higher than nurses did; in fact, children and nurses agreed on pain levels.
Answer to Question 2
C
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