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As compared to PsyD programs, PhD programs
 
  a. enroll more students.
  b. provide more students with financial aid.
  c. tend to have larger class sizes.
  d. tend to admit students with lower mean GPAs and GRE scores.

Question 2

When psychologists behave in an unethical manner, they are subject to censure by
 
  a. local organizations.
  b. state organizations.
  c. national organizations.
  d. all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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