Characteristics of students who are learning to think like health care professionals include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. considering the impact of their actions on others
b. expecting their instructors to supply answers to all their questions.
c. relating new information to what they already know.
d. looking for ways to increase their personal efficiency.
b
FEEDBACK: a. This is a characteristic of someone who is learning to think like a health care professional.
b. Correct.
c. This is a characteristic of someone who is learning to think like a health care professional.
d. This is a characteristic of someone who is learning to think like a health care professional.
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