Dr Child Has Developed a Straightforward Theory on Emotional Eating

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Multiple Choice

Dr. Child has developed a straightforward theory on emotional eating (the tendency for people to eat for emotional reasons rather than hunger) . Dr. Gordion has also developed a theory, though her theory is far more complicated. Both theories generate a number of new hypotheses. Both theories predict the phenomenon equally well. In the scientific community, Dr. ______________ theory will probably be preferred because _____________.

• A)Gordion's; it will be easiest to prove or disprove
• B)Child's; it will be easiest to prove or disprove
• C)Gordion's; complexity suggests that she has thought the problem through more carefully
• D)Gordion's; complexity is more likely to capture the complexity of eating behavior
• E)Child's; it conforms to the law of parsimony

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Definitions:

Secondary Intention

Wound healing that occurs by granulation, contraction, and epithelialization, often used for wounds that cannot be closed by primary intention.

Deep Pressure Ulcers

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Primary Dressing

The first layer of dressing applied directly to a wound, designed to come in contact with the wound surface.