Individuals in permanent comas or persistent vegetative states ...

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Individuals in permanent comas or persistent vegetative states
 
  a. are considered dead both clinically and according to the whole-brain standard of death.
  b. are considered dead by the clinical but not the whole-brain standard of death.
 c. will not regain consciousness but do not meet the whole-brain standard of death.
 d. will regain consciousness but do not meet the whole-brain standard of death.

Question 2

Many divorced single parents report
 
  a. loneliness when children visit the noncustodial parent.
 b. a tendency to refuse their children when they ask for something.
  c. a decrease in feelings of guilt related to their children.
 d. a decrease in feelings of frustration related to their children.

[jsm54321]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

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[AngeliqueG]

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