In Oregon,
a. assisted suicide is illegal
b. a person requesting assisted suicide need not demonstrate competence
c. voters twice approved assisted suicide
d. a single request for assisted suicide must be accepted by health care providers
e. euthanasia is legal under carefully defined circumstances
C
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a) the decay of numerical memory b) the extinction of auditory traces c) George Miller's magic number 7, plus or minus 2 d) the limits of procedural memory
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a. 67% b. 47% c. 27% d. 7%
Recall that a nursing home director in Connecticut cooperated with researchers Langer and Rodin (1976)
To some residents he gave a speech that included such statements as "You have the responsibility of caring for yourselves, of deciding whether or not you want to make this a home...." and "You should be deciding how you want your rooms to be arranged...how you want to spend your time...." To others he said that there would be movie nights and plants for them that the nurses would care for. The researchers then kept track of health problems and deaths of all the residents. What was the independent variable of this research? a. the health of the residents b. the control they were given c. the nurses who took care of the plants d. the movies that residents attended