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Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of professional occupations?
 
  a. barriers to entry
  b. lengthy training schools
  c. claim of altruism
  d. have legal or institutional support for their monopoly of knowledge through credentialing
  e. are subject to the authority of a dominant occupation

Question 2

What do the semi-professions lack in comparison with the professions?
 
  a. ultimate control over their own body of knowledge
  b. control over areas of uncertainty
  c. professional associations and a code of ethics
  d. a lengthy training period in a body of specialized knowledge
  e. an effort to require licensing



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

a



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