An animal that urinates on objects to mark territory exhibits the behavior known as:

2. A chiropractor offers a therapist a way of making money in exchange for referring clients to him

The more clients that the massage therapist sends to the chiropractor, the more commission that the therapist makes. The therapist needs money, but she believes this arrangement puts her in a conflict of interest. This situation would be described as a. Financial abuse by the chiropractor. b. An assumption of special status. c. An ethical dilemma. d. A reasonable business arrangement.

A patient may become belligerent, refusing to follow the doctor's treatment plan

Indicate whether the statement is true or false