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When Haas and Shaffir observed medical students preparing to become physicians, what were their initial observations about these students?
 
  A) Many were overwhelmed and lacked efficiency with their patients
  B) They were prepared for the rigors of medical school.
  C) They were very personal with their patients.
  D) They had excellent doctor-patient communication skills.

Question 2

Sociologically, what is a family?
 
  A) A man and a woman and their children engaged in a supportive relationship.
  B) A household composed of people of different sexes.
  C) Any couple who have been legally married.
  D) Two or more people related by blood, marriage, or adoption.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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