Which of the following statements about euthanasia in the Netherlands is true?
A) Euthanasia is most often performed with older, physically healthy patients who are "weary of life."
B) Euthanasia is performed by over 50 percent of doctors, most often with cancer patients.
C) Voluntary active euthanasia has decreased steadily over the past decade.
D) Euthanasia is no longer legal because assemblies do not have the right to legislate intentional killing.
B
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a. information about the course of the disorder in other individuals. b. whether the symptoms an individual exhibits correspond to the DSM-IV category for a particular disorder. c. the treatment options available to the patient. d. the client's desire to reform.
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