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Kthamas

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The book Death and Dying was based on
 
  A) interviews with clinical psychiatrists.
  B) interviews with physicians.
  C) interviews with terminally ill patients.
  D) the author's own experience as a terminally ill patient.

Question 2

Who wrote the book Death and Dying?
 
  A) Michael Schiavo
  B) Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
  C) Jack Kevorkian
  D) Cicely Saunders



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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