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biggirl4568

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Susie was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes during childhood. During her youth and adulthood, which sick role behavior will she NOT be able to fulfill?
 
  A) To become completely well
  B) To maintain a level of health
  C) To use a variety of resources
  D) To make decisions on health

Question 2

In the rights and responsibilities defined by Segall, he has conceived of American sick role behavior in a way that your text authors find
 
  A) erroneous.
  B) accurate.
  C) idealistic.
  D) realistic.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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