All of the Following Are Examples of Mitigating Factors, EXCEPT

question 18

Multiple Choice

All of the following are examples of mitigating factors, EXCEPT:

• A) Mental state of the defendant was affected by a new antidepressant medication that sometimes leads to unprovoked aggression.
• B) The defendant was hired by the victim to be a getaway driver after the bank robbery that led to a fatal police chase.
• C) The defendant had illegally acquired a gun that was later used in the homicide and loaned it to various other people.
• D) The victim was a step-father who sexually abused the defendant for many years, and on the day of the murder the defendant discovered that the step-father started molesting the defendant's younger sister.

Evaluate health research information, especially from internet sources.

Understand the historical shift from infectious to chronic diseases as leading causes of death in the U.S.

Recognize the influence of lifestyle factors and genetics on health and the development of chronic diseases.

Identify the role of health psychology and interventions in managing health behaviors.

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