A teacher of a medical ethics class has assigned an article in ...

[fox]

A teacher of a medical ethics class has assigned an article in which the authors argue that
  organ donors or their families should be paid for donated organs as a way to increase the
  availability of organs for transplant. Which of the following readers approach this article as a
  doubter?
 
  a. Veronica has an uncle who is on a transplant list waiting for a kidney and understands that
  there is a shortage of organ donors.
  b. Austin thinks the examples the authors use make a compelling case for doing more to
  increase organ donation.
  c. Desiree recalls reading that the World Health Organization is against paid organ donation
  because it victimizes the poor and vulnerable.
  d. Cassidy believes the author describes the problem in a way that interests even those readers
  who have no medical background or interest in organ transplants.

Question 2

Introductions are unnecessary for instructions.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

[Anonymous]

Answer to Question 1

c. Desiree recalls reading that the World Health Organization is against paid organ donation
because it victimizes the poor and vulnerable.

Answer to Question 2

F

[fox]

TYSM

[recede]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it