A clinician has been asked to evaluate whether someone lacks testamentary capacity. What is the clinician assessing?
A. The individual's competency to make treatment decisions
B. The defendant's competency to plead insanity
C. The charged individual's competency to stand trial
D. The person's competency to execute a will
Answer: D
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A) does not require explicit awareness of grammatical rules. B) requires formal study of syntax provided by parents or schools. C) occurs through trial and error. D) begins at around age 5.
What did Charles Spearman refer to "general intelligence" as?
a. g c. gen X b. GI d. none of these
In terms of undercover operations, ethical formalism would most likely:
A. condemn undercover operations where innocent people are deceived because the actions could not be justified under the categorical imperative. B. support undercover operations even if innocent people are deceived, as long as the greater good was being served. C. support undercover operations under any circumstances. D. allow undercover operations only if the general community approved the action ahead of time.
What was the name of the method used to medicate heavily women in labor so that women became less inhibited, which helped them to relax and promoted cervical dilation?
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